Sentence examples for have not distinguished from inspiring English sources

U.S. Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald was reportedly in a group deemed to "have not distinguished themselves".

There have been rumblings that the Italians have not distinguished themselves in the negotiations.

And national governments have not distinguished this form of population movement from economic or labour migration, despite its wholly different character.

His mother, Arch's Gal Edith, and I'll Have Another's extended female line have not distinguished themselves as mares of quality runners.

Insiders claim his chief deputy for charitable trusts, Mark Pacella, advised the trust board to sell Hershey Food's shares something he denies.Whatever the rights and wrongs, the trustees have not distinguished themselves.

For instance, many in France have not distinguished between "contaminated" and "genetically modified," foodstuffs, with one paper predicting darkly that the English, already feeding their animals with soybeans from America, are only substituting plague for cholera, implying the French should not make the same mistake.

Anglo has not distinguished itself in the past decade.

By William Finnegan October 2, 2015 The United States has not distinguished itself in the Syrian refugee crisis.

The United States has not distinguished itself in the Syrian refugee crisis.

Mr. Obama has not distinguished himself in the Senate as a unifier.

He has confused aspiration with action, he has not distinguished between wishing for something and doing it.