Sentence examples for has distinguished this from inspiring English sources

Republicans and Democrats argue over spending cuts and tax increases every year, but what has distinguished this legislative session from those in recent years -- aside from the larger deficits the state faces now -- is the degree to which Republican lawmakers have been left out.

The brutal heckling and taunting that have distinguished this rivalry were at a minimum.

A few early behavioural studies have distinguished this freezing behaviour from other SC-guided orientation and avoidance behaviours, and considered it as a more particular defensive response to a potential threat24,40.

Unfortunately, the majority of immigrants turned out to be a drain on the public treasury and are not assimilating to the norms of high achievement which have distinguished this country since its founding by white Europeans.

There was no evident preoperative factor that would have distinguished this eye from others in the study.

This has distinguished the PAC from those who regard the struggle as one for civil rights and integration or co-option into the existing system.

Nevertheless, disarray has distinguished the project.

The ability to pitch through and win on salad days, as well as on meat-and-potato days, is part of what has distinguished Clemens, Pettitte and Mike Mussina this season.

The prospect is dismal both to the dying king and to the members of his court, for Prince Hal has distinguished himself to this point mainly by his penchant for keeping company with the disreputable if engaging Falstaff.

Although he has finished third in some national polls, he is leading in some early polls in Iowa and has distinguished himself in this campaign by offering a comprehensive health care coverage plan and pushing for an end to the war in Iraq.

reKindness has distinguished itself based on this very idea.