Sentence examples for he differentiates from inspiring English sources

He differentiates escorts from rent boys, who he says are hustlers.

He differentiates between motion capture and the latest techniques, called performance capture.

He differentiates his films from the spate of reality TV shows that have flooded British screens in the past decade.

"If he differentiates his own offspring in this manner, how can he blame the polis for their lack of interest".

And he differentiates between what people learn from materials sold in Park Service bookstores and what they learn from the service's professional staff, "around the campfire," he said.

Ross claims that in the past decade smaller firms have emerged that handle Christian P.R., which he differentiates from marketing (his firm handles both).

I asked a Chinese friend, a regular consumer of both Chinese and Western media, how he differentiated rumor from fact.

It's not capitalist profits that bother him, nor does he differentiate between the divergent interests of small and large businesses.

In his theory of existence based on a balance between an "inner" and an "outer" self, he differentiated humans from animals.

President Reagan made an idealistic case when he differentiated between freedom fighters and terrorists, arguing that freedom fighters "do not need to terrorize a population into submission".

Labour strategists will be content with his performance - particularly the way in which he differentiated himself and Labour from the Conservatives.