Sentence examples for election stand out from inspiring English sources

After the sweeping electoral victory last night, however, Mr Sarkozy has emerged strengthened in the run-up to that contest.Three other lessons from this election stand out.

Yet the election stands out in the Arab world, partly because of its rarity.

The 2008 presidential election stands out from so many before it, and will have repercussions for so many after it, because it's a decision about who can guide us through the worst of times.

That is why the April 23 and May 7 presidential election stands out as the most volatile, unpredictable and potentially earth-shattering political event in recent French history.

A tally by the Wesleyan Media Project found that the 2018 elections stand out not for how much Democrats talked about the tweeter in chief, but for how little: Not since 2002 has an opposition party run so few ads attacking the occupant of the White House.

Barack Obama's re-election stands out as one bright spot.

What makes the presidential election madness stand out is the fact that this event only happens once every four years.

In the midst of this wave of isolationist anti-immigrant politics, the Canadian federal elections last fall stand out as a possible beacon of hope for those worried about the politics of fear.

In trying to make sense of a defeat on a scale that so few expected, one moment of the short election campaign stands out in retrospective significance.

Separate the presidential Election Day from local elections, and make it stand out even more in voters' minds.

Among the kaleidoscope of political party posters that cover every spare surface in Libya for this weekend's elections, one stands out: that of Al Watan, a hardline Islamist party.