Sentence examples for a true standout from inspiring English sources

It became a true standout in a broader business software market characterized by slowing growth.

Our investigative reporting on the candidates and the role of money in this election has been deep and revelatory, a true standout feature of The Times's coverage.

Here's a video of Richards performing last year in Asheville: Shelly Bhushan Shelly Bhushan's voice is a true standout: soulful and feisty and full.

But Byrd's latest is a true standout — as bright, witty, informative and cleverly organized as the man himself — with richly detailed and colorful ink drawings, often infused with humor.

In terms of a conductor and a top-class orchestra devoting themselves to a particular repertoire and delivering it to the highest standards possible, the John Wilson Orchestra's Gershwin prom was a true standout.

Thanks to the new wild card format and a lack of a true standout team in the American League (the Cardinals are cleaning up quite nicely in the NL Central), it's hard to count any team out of it, except the Milwaukee Brewers and the Phillies.

The true standout is a fantasia of white, built — literally and literarily — out of books.

Eleven signed on for this edition, and the oddsmaker Eric Donovan has bunched the morning line tight for a reason: there is no true standout.

The other theory is that, unlike last season when Rolling Hills had a superior team and Palos Verdes was a close second, there is no true standout this time around.

Perry gives Matthews a true athletic standout who can draw away a few blockers.

One true standout in the category is First American Real Estate Securities (FARCX), a five-star fund that consistently turns in solid results.