"He kept playing," Aiello said of Warner, distinguishing him from Plummer.
This would be Holyfield's fifth heavyweight title, extending his record and distinguishing him as the eldest to reclaim a championship.
It gives voters an easy handle on the candidate, distinguishing him or her from others in the race.
"Earthy" may be no more than shorthand for "farmer's son" or for distinguishing him from the more cerebral Joyce and Beckett.
This book is an attempt to separate the man (whom he calls "Karl" throughout, thus distinguishing him from the mythical "Marx") from the Marxist movement he inspired.
Lhota advisers say his candor and authenticity are his disarming charm, distinguishing him from a field made up of candidates they see as predictable political players.
A likely opposition presidential candidate is Vojislav Kostunica, a moderate nationalist who is considered free of corruption or of cooptation by the West -- distinguishing him from Mr. Draskovic or his great rival, Zoran Djindjic of the Democratic Party.
Rupert Grint has a supporting role as a Viagra-popping wannabe adult movie actor, whose nom-de-porn is Boris Pecker, but there's still not much distinguishing him from Ron Weasley.
Much is riding on how the audience accepts Mr. Kutcher, and Ms. Tassler several times described him as professional and "generous to his co-stars," comments that had the distinct ring of distinguishing him from the show's previous lead actor.
After Sapporo, he retired from cross-country skiing, his Olympic record distinguishing him as one of the outstanding Nordic skiers in a country that has a long history of success in the sport.
His teaching that man naturally tends toward religion, distinguishing him from the lower animals, and that all religions have a measure of truth, appears to have inspired 17th-century deist thought as exemplified in Edward Herbert, 1st Baron Herbert of Cherbury.
