Sentence examples for both stand out from inspiring English sources

And both stand out above the biopic pack.

The two scenarios with the largest waves, NH90high and P90high, both stand out as having maximum inundation extents significantly greater than other scenarios modelled (Fig. 2b).

Walker and Bush both stand out, with Walker above the black dotted line (which is where a candidate would want to be) and Bush below it (which is not).

On NPR, Juan Williams compared her to Jerry Falwell and said they both "stand out in a nation where President Bush, who did not win the popular vote, now has the support of 82percentt of Americans".

Eventually, I could see a child from a family battered by a hideous, years-long divorce, trying to use his work as a way to both stand out and stay safe.

Requests signed off by Roger Smethurst in the Cabinet Office and Nicholas Howard in Downing Street both stand out for their determination to avoid disclosure.

Niners inside linebackers Patrick Willis and NaVorro Bowman both stood out, as usual.

The unexpected rapport between Frankie and Rex, orphans and absentee fathers both, stands out amid the fun.

Labour's Kate Hoey and Shabana Mahmood both stood out as nuanced doubters, unequivocal in their horror at everything Isis represents but unconvinced that Syrian airstrikes were the solution.

Teju Cole's Open City (Faber), a Sebaldesque wander through New York, and Hisham Matar's Anatomy of a Disappearance (Viking) both stood out in fiction, as did David Foster Wallace's unfinished The Pale King (Hamish Hamilton).

Best and Davis, who both stood out sporadically as freshmen, combined for eight points, nine rebounds and four blocks to give Coach Russell Turner plenty of inside options.