Sentence examples for distinguished my from inspiring English sources

But other tales distinguished my adolescence from that of my gentile friends, stories whispered only when the grown-ups believed me to be out of earshot, accounts of lost relatives and places with unpronounceable names, accompanied often by tears and sighs.

I wanted to distinguish my movie from Western movies by keeping the pansori rhythm.

"If it would distinguish my firm from others, it'd be worth it," he said.

For three weeks I was unable to distinguish my British friends' Facebook statuses from those of my American ones.

If people ask me what distinguishes my cooking from others, I would say we have a lot more bright acidity.

Like a dysfunctional form of love, which to some extent it is, grief has no boundaries; seldom this fall could I distinguish my distress over these later losses from my sadness about my father.

"How I make my way through this thicket of information — how I manage it, how I parse it, how I organize and distribute it — is what distinguishes my writing from yours".

"It is certain," she wrote, "that I cannot always distinguish my own thoughts from those I read, because what I read becomes the very substance and texture of my mind...

What distinguishes my hysteria is that at the appearance of the mildest symptom, let's say chapped lips, I instantly leap to the conclusion that the chapped lips indicate a brain tumor.

I wanted a slogan to distinguish my mom's Volvo's bumper, a bake-sale cause to fill the self-conscious half-hour of school break, an occasion to get closer to the breasts of activist women.

If I’m Mallory and I’m attacking Bob, how can he distinguish my packets from Alice’s?