Sentence examples for facts stand out from inspiring English sources

Several facts stand out about the Korematsu decision.

For Fargues, a few facts stand out as most important.

Reuel Marc Gerecht, a former C.I.A. case officer who served in the Middle East, added, "Two facts stand out about Allawi.

But two facts stand out: Texas is not a poor state (with per capita income of $46,947, it ranks 24th in the country, according to Tax Foundation data), yet its per capita tax burden ranks low.

As we look at the role of the automobile in the global energy and environmental picture, two facts stand out: We can no longer rely almost exclusively on oil to supply the world's automotive energy requirements, and we have the opportunity to create a sustainable transportation future.

It is for establishing an historical account of what facts stand out from the quagmire of denials and contradictions issued by our own government for the eight years that the Bush administration euphemized its torture of enemy detainees as the employment of "enhanced interrogation techniques".

In the aftermath, one fact stands out above all: seas are rising, and we are in the way.

The one really memorable story here, in fact, stands out because it takes this almost callous disregard of the form to its extreme.

One other fact stands out: Murphy and Bagnoli are attempting to become the only coach besides Bob Blackman of Dartmouth to log three perfect Ivy seasons.

According to Muslim speakers at such events, one fact stands out: When the cold war ended, America needed an enemy to replace Communism and chose Islam.

But an important fact stands out in the McGill experiment: lowering serotonin does not have any effect on healthy volunteers with no history of depression, but serotonin-lowering has a surprisingly brisk effect on people with a family history of depression.