Sentence examples for could stand apart from inspiring English sources

A clutch of players could stand apart – and they all wore the colours of Toulon.

An independent regulator for welfare to work could stand apart from the vested interests of both minister and contractor and be accountable for policing the performance of these programmes.

This new party could stand apart from the two corporate-owned parties by refusing to take campaign donations from corporations, banks and developers, standing up for the rights of immigrants and indigenous people, calling for sustainable energy and development, making education for all a top priority, and believing in universal access to healthcare as a human right.

The world of startup accelerators and incubators seems to be buzzier than ever, so it is hard to think about how a program could really stand apart from the pack.

But Robinson, a 36-year-old mother of two, could not help but stand apart from the 42 men in the field.

A few drops of food coloring massaged into a sugar coating would help, but if I wanted my candy to really stand apart, I could tint it with something that tasted good, too.

And if Samsung opens up access to scrolling features to third-party apps, that could really help its platform stand apart from others in the Android space.

Nonetheless, Mr. Tabler could be counted on for architectural gestures that would make Hilton hotels stand apart.

These collections stand apart from literature.

"Stand about, stand aloof, stand aside, stand apart," he sang.

Now, they will stand apart.