Sentence examples for that has distinguished itself from inspiring English sources

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

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

The Guardian launched its U.S. edition in 2011 via a New York office that has distinguished itself with all manner of politics and criminal justice coverage.

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.

Some of the law-enforcement guys spoke with the kind of grudging respect that longtime adversaries will accord one another, and almost everyone agreed that Sinaloa has distinguished itself in terms of its size and its staying power.

But it's on Iraq, where the Bush administration's rush to judgment proved so costly, that INR has distinguished itself.

A New York Times article written a century after their importation notes that the starling "has distinguished itself as one of the costliest and most noxious birds on our continent".

But one movie that has been nominated has distinguished itself by its brevity.