Sentence examples for distinguished you from inspiring English sources

Novels like "The Spy Who Came In From the Cold" emanated a dark futility, eased, but never mitigated, by personal sympathies extended across lines -- the Hardyesque recognition that a mere flip of fate's coin distinguished you from your doppelg<diamond=nger on the other side of what the novelist Norman Rush aptly called le Carre's "war of the pretty bad against the much worse".

Yifat Cohen-Haddad, a relative, addressed him in a eulogy, expressing hope that "better days will come to this country, when the trust and honesty and respect and love of people that so distinguished you in life will be shared by all of us here".

What distinguished you during your Heisman seasons?

God is God, your God, who has distinguished you.

With the exception of a few more gray hairs, which make you appear distinguished, you look the same as you did when you turned 50".

"You have to have a selling point, something to distinguish you from everybody else.

You are not all that sure yourself what distinguishes you from the other candidates.

MG: What that statement doesn't do is distinguish you from other playwrights.

How would I distinguish you from someone who embraced antigay policies?

Having those unique, scholarly activities going on that distinguish you, that's important".

"Officers may point guns at you, treat your firmly, question you, be unable to distinguish you from the attacker".