Perhaps the key is to distinguish between the public and the private.

They did not distinguish between the past and the future.

We should be able to distinguish between those two things.

To find out, we have to distinguish needs from wants.

They take no time to learn about them or distinguish who's who.

He was trying to learn to distinguish between the two.

One has to distinguish between the individual and the practice.

And who is to distinguish such a process from the state of war?

Or, at least, the only one they had been able to distinguish.

Since then, though, he had done nothing to distinguish himself.

A bit of light came through them and I could distinguish everybody.

No way were they hard to distinguish one from the other.

Since then, more than 100 women in different areas have been distinguished.

The first people were not able to distinguish between the two.

To distinguish between these two cases is often difficult in practice.

The city is also distinguished as a center of higher education.

Many have distinguished themselves in political office and the military.

She can no longer distinguish real life from her work in show business.

Several of his children have distinguished themselves in public service.

They can distinguish between light and dark, but no more.

Four of them are very similar and sometimes difficult to distinguish.

Very often is quite difficult to distinguish one from the other.

Whether the day was at hand or the night, she could not distinguish.

He could distinguish no words, but two men were talking.

I could distinguish only two words of what he said.

"When you're looking to distinguish yourself, you take some risks," he said.

It's hard to distinguish yourself from the crowd, though Apple's name would have helped its case.

How to distinguish yourself on that short list of equally able rivals?

"But the way I look at it, you always have to come up with ways to distinguish yourself from the competition.

There are a lot of them out there, however, so you'll need to distinguish yourself.

"If you can distinguish yourself even a little, it can make a difference."

"You have distinguished yourself in this fight, my friend."

I wish you'd had more chance of distinguishing yourself.

I said you would be sure to distinguish yourself, do you recall?

We'll have to see if you can't distinguish yourself further."

"It's harder to distinguish yourself in a practice setting," Warner said.

"I see that you recently distinguished yourself in an encounter with partisans," he said.

"Our guards report you've distinguished yourself in clashes against the enemy."

"If you don't have a specialty or something to distinguish yourself, it's really tough."

"Then how do you expect to distinguish yourself as a Klingon warrior?"

"It's a good opportunity to serve the country," he said, "Plus you have to do something these days to distinguish yourself.

How do you distinguish yourself from the five or six other films opening against you?

I am sure you will have some other chance of distinguishing yourself presently.'

But when you're trying to distinguish yourself as a chef, it takes courage to serve straightforward food.

"Jeans and sneakers have become this completely ubiquitous look, so how do you distinguish yourself within that?"

You've distinguished yourself in the eyes of Mary, God and the Church.

You have a splendid opportunity to distinguish yourself; quite splendid.

Do you think the recent debates helped you distinguish yourself from the other Democratic candidates?

You either have what it takes to distinguish yourself or you don't."