Sentence examples for in which he differentiated from inspiring English sources

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

His clever exploitation of the Olympics and the way in which he is differentiating himself from No 10 on a possible third runway at Heathrow is clearly paving dividends.

The first-time filmmaker revealed something of his approach in a recent interview with the Brisbane Times in which he appeared keen to differentiate his film from locally produced flops by criticising the industry at large.

The Associated Press' standards vice president John Daniszewski published a blog post Monday titled "Writing about the 'alt-right,'" in which he describes the ways in which the news outlet differentiates between the term and other terms like "white supremacists" and "white nationalists".

"I'm thinking, 'How is this just going to make people go lose their mind?' " And he differentiates these club tracks from his album work, in which he collaborates with artists including Linkin Park in what he calls "proper songwriting".

He cited a June 1997 flight test in which, he said, a TRW sensor and computer brain failed to differentiate a mock warhead from nine decoys.

One in which he works very hard?

The dwelling in which he stayed survives.

Describes the house in which he lives.

(1965), in which he also appeared.

One key way in which Delectable differentiates, however, is by offering recommendations from professional sommeliers.