Sentence examples for setting itself apart from inspiring English sources

This year's Oscar race is already setting itself apart with its pronounced best-picture factionalism.

Last year, it updated and shortened the document, setting itself apart from the Silicon Valley archetype of free lunches and ping-pong tables with a tougher, more grownup atmosphere.

The only way the A.A.P. stood any chance of setting itself apart, Kejriwal understood, was if it visibly and methodically defied every piece of received wisdom in the playbook of Indian electioneering.

Those who supported the measure argued that it was time for Switzerland to abandon centuries of setting itself apart and to play a role in global power politics, even though the country could end up sending its soldiers to distant conflicts.

TOKYO — Honda Motor lost $1.9 billion in its latest financial quarter but eked out a net profit for the year that ended in March, setting itself apart from Chrysler and General Motors, the Detroit automakers that are fighting for survival, as well as Toyota, which predicts a deep loss this year.

Where Legend is really setting itself apart from its rivals is its embrace of the Internet.

The party struggled to set itself apart.

That was how Neighbours set itself apart.

So how is an upscale hotel to set itself apart?

It may prove tricky for Box to set itself apart.

From the beginning Aperture set itself apart from the mainstream.