Sentence examples for especially singled out for from inspiring English sources

From 1645 on there were several abortive revolts, after each of which medicine men were especially singled out for reprisals.

The musical numbers were widely praised, and although some critics felt that Vocal Adrenaline gave better performances than New Directions, the three main competition soloists Rachel (Lea Michele), Finn (Cory Monteith) and Unique (Alex Newell)—were especially singled out for encomiums.

According to art critic Pia F. Cuneo, "Altdorfer's construction of landscape on a cosmic scale" in the Battle of Alexander at Issus, and his "spiritual and aesthetic affinities with Romanticism and Modern art (in particular, German Expressionism)", "have been especially singled out for praise".

Men, especially kings, were generally allowed to get away with pretty much everything, while women were particularly singled out for social stigma and the occasional stoning.

Many in the crowd of 13,487 at Continental Airlines Arena did -- they especially singled out the talented freshman Eddie Griffin for his shot selection and lax defense.

While Republicans and Democrats share blame for that, he especially singled out the arguments of Norquist and his group Americans for Tax Reform, calling them "crap".

But Tran and Ridley have especially been singled out for criticism on social media.

However sensitive an inspection (and many are), inevitably the notion of Orwell's "thought police" comes to mind, especially to those singled out for criticism.

Business sometimes has a bad name, and marketing is particularly singled out, especially advertising.

The Muslim Brotherhood is singled out for especially close attention.

Mr. bin Laden quickly supplied Mr. Mohammed with four recruits to carry out the scheme, drawing from the thousands of young men who trained in his camps a few especially ardent followers he had singled out for martyrdom missions.