Sentence examples for actually stands out from inspiring English sources
And Polar, which was founded by his grandfather, as a beer company, in 1941, actually stands out among big Venezuelan enterprises for its record of careful abstention from politics.
But this self-image is a fantasy: as a report in The Times last week pointed out, America actually stands out as the advanced country in which it matters most who your parents were, the country in which those born on one of society's lower rungs have the least chance of climbing to the top or even to the middle.
You need a galaxy that's radio-loud, meaning that it emits a radio background that's sufficiently strong to actually stand out against the silhouette of the event horizon.
Amid the commercial miasma swirling around Sunday's Super Bowl telecast, one advertisement actually stood out as something of a cultural and social event.
But there was a time in my life when I wanted to shed my cultural identity to actually stand out," she said.
The "Tank Man" picture grew in importance over time, but it didn't actually stand out far from the body of work immediately after the event.
Therefore, if you ask me if I have done anything special for my family, my school or my society that could actually stand out, I could honestly say, nothing much.
If everyone is using effects, normal text may actually stand out more.
"That really stands out".
There are a lot of people who film stuff, but very few who actually stand out.
