Sentence examples for seeks to differentiate from inspiring English sources

The term seeks to differentiate serious theater (think Shakespeare, think O'Neill) from vaudeville or burlesque; "Choreographer Michael Kidd distinguished himself in legit before working in pictures".

And why would a company that seeks to differentiate itself through talent use the same performance evaluation tool everyone else does?

Where this exhibition seeks to differentiate itself is in looking at the role that prints played in popularising the genre and branding the painters.

This will be critical importance as Mr Kan's government seeks to differentiate itself from its DPJ predecessor and the long history of the LDP.

Despite those drawbacks, ARK seeks to differentiate from its competitors in a couple ways.

This is how AdYapper seeks to differentiate from competitors like Meetrics and Integral.

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

In fact, it's one of the central reasons she sought to differentiate dangerous speech.

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.