Sentence examples for always a standout from inspiring English sources

"He was always a standout.

He was always a standout character to me, mostly because of how he handled the loss of his human form, but also how he continued to help his friends, proving what he was didn't change who he was.

Ms. Sarandon's character, Sunny Jacobs (nicely played by Natalie Brown in the TheaterWorks production), is always a standout, because she's a woman and because she's the most articulate of the group.

It really is a techno gem that is always a standout at her concerts.

According to the BBC, Geoff said that Knickers, a Holstein Friesian, was "always a standout steer from the others, a bit bigger than the rest… so we thought let's leave him there, he's not hurting anyone".

"The Great Gatsby" has always been a standout as far as love stories go.

Palace Malice, son of the two-time horse of the year Curlin, had always been a standout in the mornings, blowing like a rocket down the straightaways and handling like a Ferrari on the turns.

Okpokwasili has always been a standout in New York's crowded performance scene, not least because of what she is able to do with her body: like a latter-day Judith Jamison, she makes whole narratives out of gestures a back bend can intimate her irrepressible desire to take center stage and stay there.

The Young and the Restless has always been a standout in the daytime television landscape, not only is it ethnically diverse in casting and its audiences; it also breaks the age barrier that daytime dramas are known for catering to.

As bars go, McGovern's has always been something of a standout.

The RAV4 has always been respectible, if not a standout in its crowded segment.