Sentence examples for particularly distinguish from inspiring English sources

The Giants' running game did not particularly distinguish itself, either.

Gladstone was sent to Eton, where he did not particularly distinguish himself.

He didn't particularly distinguish himself; for the most part, he can barely be heard.

Even the actors with the chewier material do not particularly distinguish themselves.

Speaking to fans over the next few days, it becomes clear they don't particularly distinguish between the two.

It is apparent he does not particularly distinguish between paedophiles and homosexuals, and indeed drug-takers and anyone else he doesn't like.

Her movie career was not particularly distinguished.

In golfing terms, none of these courses is particularly distinguished.

By comparison with its bigger neighbor, Hong Kong, Macao is not particularly distinguished for its cuisine.

As troubled inner city communities go, East Flatbush is not a particularly distinguished one.

But it's not a particularly distinguished list, by any means.