Sentence examples for election distinguished from inspiring English sources

In my Sunday column I talked about the frenzied money race in this year's election, distinguished by the presence of "super PACs" and of billionaires willing to pour millions upon millions into those groups.

Free and fair elections distinguish true democracies from those merely masquerading.

In the life of a poet, of course, there is no Election Day to distinguish the visionaries from the also-rans.

Jędruch, who classifies the regular general sejm session as ordinary, in addition to the convocation, election and coronation sessions, also distinguished the following additional types: Council of state Constitutional Delegation (ending with a formation of committees) Extraordinary General council (rada walna) without the king present.

For a leader his party regards as a prized asset, Mr Kennedy has not distinguished himself in the election campaign.

Barnes distinguished himself in the special election partly through his response to a scandal surrounding the resignation of another Republican state representative.

We need to take significant action and it will take bold leaders, says Pawlenty, distinguishing this election from all those other elections where people are just like, "Whatever, no big deal, let's have just anybody be President".

During the election cycle, Kelly's more critical coverage of Trump distinguished her from Fox News' two other primetime stars.