Sentence examples for has really distinguished from inspiring English sources

What has really distinguished him, though, is his sleek black hair and luxuriant moustache.

But the hardware maker has really distinguished itself by delivering flagship quality products at a low price, a defining characteristic since it first arrived out of nowhere in 2014.

Now the marimba has really evolved a voice of its own and has distinguished itself from the tinkety-tinkety-tinkety wooden xylophone sound".

That has really surprised me.

This emphasis has really come from statisticians.

It is her ability to hold the Home Office for so long and with so few faults that really distinguished herself from the rest of the pack and has ensured that she shall be next Prime Minister of the country.

Still, what really distinguished Lviv was its decidedly international sensibility, more evident than in any city that I have visited in the former Soviet Union.

The times I've taken it I've had really overpowering hallucinations, been unable to distinguish sound from sight, and imagined I was tunneling through an unfriendly universe while lying on the carpet.

What now distinguishes smartphone platforms is having really good services.

And though scientists used to believe that short- and long-term memories were stored in different parts of the brain, they have discovered that what really distinguishes the lasting from the transient is how strongly the memory is engraved in the brain, and the thickness and complexity of the connections linking large populations of brain cells.

I have really bad wheels.