Sentence examples for to differentiating himself from inspiring English sources

That reply suggests another possible move for Walker, when it comes to differentiating himself from Bush.

But he struggled to differentiate himself without criticizing her.

SCORECARD Mr. Huckabee is clearly using his faith to differentiate himself from his Republican rivals.

Of course, George W. needed that middle initial to differentiate himself from his father.

Ray knows this, but he's quick to differentiate himself from the likes of the Spice Girls.

Still, Sanders has grounds to differentiate himself from Clinton on this front.

But Obama hasn't exactly moved heaven and earth to differentiate himself from Romney on energy.

Throughout the nearly two-year campaign, Mr. Garcetti did little to differentiate himself from Ms. Greuel.

The 3-D format came to him when the architect Arthur Froelich told him he needed to differentiate himself.

"Talking about that experience on the application is a way the student is going to differentiate himself or herself".

Bill made huge efforts to differentiate himself from the relics of the Juniper Creek compound where he started out.