Sentence examples for could stand out from inspiring English sources
Nothing could stand out as Platonic truth.
The Duerson suit could stand out for several reasons, beyond the circumstances of his death.
Any could stand out by showing an ability to finish in pass rushing drills and versatility in team drills.
Mr. Canada's testimony could stand out for jurors, who have grown accustomed to hearing mainly from Wall Street executives, including Lloyd C. Blankfein, chief executive of Goldman Sachs.
There is a lot of dancing, or mass posing, since no one dancer has interesting moves or could stand out in the welter of activity.
But there are no jumbo offerings in the pipeline this year that can match the $22.1 billion debut last July of Agricultural Bank of China, meaning the planned port listing could stand out in terms of its value.
"They had to be around airports a lot, they had to practice, and they couldn't stand out in a crowd," Mr. Benjamin said.
The car was comfortable and nice to look at, but it didn't strike me as something that could really stand out from the thousands of dark, understated livery cars crisscrossing the streets of New York every day.
This could just stand out as Camelot and disappear.
Noise is studied in the realm of dynamic transition, viz., while the temperature is being ramped, which probes into the kinetics of the transformation at real time scales, and could probably stand out as a promising tool for material testing in various other systems, including nanoscale devices.
