Sentence examples for distinguished me from inspiring English sources

What seems to have distinguished me is the fact that I was a "woman programmer".

It seemed that I was lacking exactly the qualities I claimed distinguished me from my interlocutor.

This was what distinguished me from the straight men I knew, who, it seemed, were united in their ability to treat women badly and then laugh it off.

"So when the Web developer sat in on meetings, I was able to communicate with him, and that distinguished me from other personnel and volunteers".

"How could an organization, which I was a part of for 14 years, and who distinguished me as an Eagle Scout, throw me out?" said the former scout, Scott Pusillo, 20, who is now a director of an antidiscrimination group called Scouting for All.

I think what else may have distinguished me from other candidates was that, because of my supervised experience, I am accredited as a sport psychologist with the British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences BASESES).

There'd be nothing to distinguish me from anyone else".

There is nothing in my appearance that distinguishes me from Bangladeshis of my economic standing.

In Harlem, Thompson asked, "What is it that distinguishes me from my colleagues?" Then he answered, "My background".

Glass-blowing is tremendously exciting; it's also my USP to distinguish me from any other Dick Francis hero.

"That vow is what distinguishes me from anyone who lives like this," she said, waving a hand around her apartment.