Sentence examples for seeking to differentiate from inspiring English sources

It was not so much the physical performance, though Mr. McKean takes a bold stance in seeking to differentiate his approach from Mr. Fierstein's.

They are seeking to differentiate themselves from makers of inexpensive films by selling with fancier packaging in stores or through slicker Web sites, and by using better cameras and more experienced directors and performers.

However, Ms. Corlett cautioned, in seeking to differentiate Circuit City, the new campaign must avoid "being everything to everybody," which would result in the retailer becoming "nothing to anybody".

Turnbull had being seeking to differentiate the Liberal party from Labor, which he said was estranged from its grassroots and entirely made up of "political apparatchiks" including former union officials and political staffers.

At one point, Ms. Warren seemed to be seeking to differentiate herself from Mr. Khazei, who may prove to be her closest primary competitor as far as fund-raising goes.

One sure sign that the 2013 Democratic primary for New York City mayor is under way: the likely candidates, seeking to differentiate themselves from Michael R. Bloomberg, are suing him.

Crabb and Gove have given similar assurances, as both sought to differentiate themselves from May.

In his work, Rickert sought to differentiate between physical and historical sciences.

Each new building has sought to differentiate itself from its rivals.

Earlier, I had interviewed Neil Cavuto, Fox Business's star anchor and managing editor, who sought to differentiate his channel in another way.

But as the candidates seek to differentiate themselves, a rift has emerged over whether it is possible to insure all Americans without requiring them to obtain coverage.