Sentence examples for she has distinguished herself from inspiring English sources

She has distinguished herself as one of the most formally experimental and stylistically innovative writers of her generation.

She has distinguished herself in a wide range of music, gracefully handling everything from Baroque fioritura to spare 20th-century harmonies.

She has distinguished herself as a performer in productions by this troupe, founded in 1996 by Josh Fox and mingling theater and dance performers from the United States and Asia.

Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, the committee's ranking Democrat, heaped praise on her, saying, "She is an accomplished manager, graceful leader, and she has distinguished herself and her family by her strong commitment to public service".

She has distinguished herself there with, among other things, a spot-on impersonation of Angelina Jolie, in whose guise she popped up during "Weekend Update" as it was reporting on the Octomom.

She has distinguished herself at the esteemed Jonesborough National Storytelling Festival and the American Songbook Series at Lincoln Center.

She had distinguished herself on Broadway in Edward Albee's sardonic "American Dream," in which she played Mommy, the cartoonishly overwhelming wife of a spineless husband, and in Samuel Beckett's bitterly comic "Happy Days".

"Was I the thing that was going to help the A.I. become aware of itself?" She had distinguished herself with her swift responses to the "Rhyme Time" puzzles in one of her games, winning nearly all of them before Watson could figure out the clues, but it didn't help.

From the start of the financial scandal late last year, she had distinguished herself by her evident dismay at the party slush funds, by her determination to root out such practices and by her indignation at Mr. Kohl's insistence that his "word of honor" prevented him from revealing the names of anonymous donors.

By 1979, she had distinguished herself as chairwoman of the regional board and Edmund Brown appointed her to head the state Water Resources Control Board.

She is a micropaleontologist by training (specializing in fossil diatoms) and has distinguished herself equally as a teacher, researcher, and mentor as she continues to work and publish on the stratigraphy of siliceous and organic-rich rocks around the Pacific Rim.