Examples of 'distinguish himself' in a sentence
Meaning of "distinguish himself"
To distinguish himself means to stand out or be recognized for one's unique qualities, actions, or achievements, often in a positive way
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He continued to distinguish himself there as an excellent student.
Only as historian and philosopher did he distinguish himself.
He has yet to distinguish himself to the women.
I am always proud when one of my colleagues does something to distinguish himself.
He studies to distinguish himself in some laborious profession.
It did not take him long to distinguish himself.
Alwi did not distinguish himself as minister.
It just seems like a lot of competition in order to distinguish himself.
B to be able to distinguish himself from his father.
There are several ways a young libertarian can distinguish himself.
You are the first man to distinguish himself in this conflict.
To distinguish himself from someone like Edison.
Kilian was able to distinguish himself here.
He would distinguish himself all the way through his training as a gifted scholar.
Scott was determined to distinguish himself on appetizers.
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He must distinguish Himself from all other supposed gods or deities.
He could face obstacles trying to distinguish himself in a crowded field.
He continued to distinguish himself in campaigns against independent warlords and Jin generals.
Untill he has serve in a campaign or distinguish himself in the killing.
He continued to distinguish himself as a concert violinist, and then as a symphony conductor.
His reign was short with little to distinguish himself.
He failed to distinguish himself there.
Assignment to the presidential detail requires an agent to distinguish himself among others.
Charest also attempted to distinguish himself on the issue of the environment.
In none of these matches did Atkinson distinguish himself.
It met his need to distinguish himself from the crowd.
Then comes an opportunity for Simplicitas to distinguish himself.
The lover can not distinguish himself from the all.
In the Finnish war he also managed to distinguish himself.
MacMahon did not distinguish himself in this appointment.
Our Knuckles can wear something to distinguish himself.
He would certainly distinguish himself again at Waterloo.
So he can fight another Turkish war and distinguish himself.
And Jeb Bush is still trying to distinguish himself from his famous brother and father.
Holy visions and impossible love are going to enable Cadfael to distinguish himself.
Sure he will distinguish himself.
His ambition was of a lofty kind, he sought to distinguish himself.
Stewart went on to distinguish himself in Europe.
Actually, he had no chance under those circumstances to distinguish himself.
If Robespierre was unable to distinguish himself among the orators of.
His personal and professional qualities, his accomplished sports network, allow him to distinguish himself.
He continued to distinguish himself.
To distinguish himself from his father, he was widely known as Carl Junior.
The mayor could face obstacles trying to distinguish himself in a crowded field.
He could never distinguish himself in preseason, even after being tried at defensive tackle.
He sought rather to analyze his feelings than distinguish himself by courage and devotion.
To distinguish himself from his rivals, Gene Grozovskiy says he seeks authenticity and originality.
James uses his middle initial to distinguish himself from his late brother.
Owing to the absence of the Peloponnesians, Eurymedon had no chance to distinguish himself.
He adopted his middle name as his surname to distinguish himself from reporter Julian Pettifer.
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