Sentence examples for concern stands out from inspiring English sources
As Turner and Isenberg make clear, the conservative abdication of environmental concern stands out as one of the most profound turnabouts in modern American political history, critical to our understanding of the GOP's modern success.
But this latest flare-up of faux concern stands out.
But two of his other concerns stand out as crucially important to Catholicism as an institution.
So this patient's concern stood out in my mind — he truly feels his psychotherapy is a mark against him, a kind of declaration or admission that he is damaged.
Five areas of almost universal concern stood out.
"Concerning Phenomenology" stands out not least in that it is one of the earliest attempts by a German philosopher to come to grips with Frege's work.
This is confirmed by a CHW: "The information regarding women's concerns often stands out when we as CHWs have noticed for example that there is a woman who gave birth in another health facility or at home.
We present this to health providers during the Health committee's meeting" (KI, Muanda) "The information regarding women's concerns often stands out when we as CHWs have noticed for example that there is a woman who gave birth in another health facility or at home.
The other memory that stands out for me concerns a professional incident.
