Sentence examples for that has distinguished from inspiring English sources

"I just don't think there's a team that has distinguished itself".

It's a form that has distinguished antecedents, notably the "dialogues" of Socrates (actually written by Plato); Eckermann's "Conversations of Goethe"; and of course James Boswell's "Life of Samuel Johnson," perhaps the first — and most exemplary — instance of interview management.

There is one less set of hands to carry hose into the building, which can leave a company short when it comes to aggressively pushing into a fire, a quality that has distinguished the city's department nationally.

Certainly an interest in regularity as opposed to anomaly is one of the factors that has distinguished sciences such as astronomy from non-sciences such as astrology, both in China and elsewhere.

That sour note is surprising in a genre that has distinguished itself for showcasing great tunes.

It is this focus on character consistency and topical scientific themes that has distinguished Jurassic Park from all of its sequels.

These are among the stories that have distinguished South African journalism over more than a century.

When it was converted to apartments several years ago, the developers restored the two golden domes that had distinguished the building.

This enthusiasm for embracing the unknown perhaps explains what McClaren terms the peaks and troughs that have distinguished his career trajectory.

"If you start giving up network time slots to reality shows and game stuff that you see on cable, that you see in syndication, you're starting to erode the very things that have distinguished network television: dramas and comedies.

Pushkin's father belonged to a family that had distinguished itself in public affairs in the late 16th century, though it had apparently been in gentle hibernation for most of the 18th.