Sentence examples for has long distinguished from inspiring English sources
Twitter has long distinguished itself from other social networks for letting its users speak freely.
Diversity has long distinguished Fair Haven, notably with the free black community that evolved in town before the Civil War.
Jaeger-LeCoultre enjoys a reputation as a manufacture, a term of prestige that has long distinguished companies that make watches from those that assemble and market them.
Sally Gross presented three new dances on Saturday night that were colored by the poetic intelligence that has long distinguished the work of this evocative minimalist.
Some analysts believe that the massacre may force a final break between the Taliban and Pakistan's military establishment, which has long distinguished between "good" and "bad" Taliban and found strategic uses for militant groups.
Having an international presence — museums in New York, Venice, Bilbao, Berlin and, in the next few years, Abu Dhabi — has long distinguished the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation from the rest of the pack.
Social psychologists have long distinguished between "in-groups" and "out-groups". Out-groups come in different guises.
"MIT's faculty members in the social sciences have long distinguished themselves through their bold ideas, rigorous thinking, leadership in their disciplines and impact on the world.
"MIT's faculty members in the social sciences have long distinguished themselves through their bold ideas, rigorous thinking, leadership in their disciplines and impact on the world," said MIT President L. Rafael Reif.
Having long distinguished herself by the power and dusky allure she brings to serious dramatic roles, Ms. Borodina won praise in February for her performance in the Met's revival of Rossini's comic opera, "L'Italiana in Algeri".
