Sentence examples for first stands out from inspiring English sources

This is where the Dyson first stands out from the competition: There's no way to mistake this device for any of the other fans out there on the market, since it seems to be missing several very crucial parts, including blades.

ASAP Ferg first stood out on "Kissin' Pink," from ASAP Rocky's "Live.Love.ASAP".ASAP

Viki Ash, the chairwoman of the Newbery committee, said Mr. Gantos's book first stood out for its humor, then for its charm.

Its winemaker, Christopher Tracy, a former chef, goes from strength to strength with crisp, powerfully fruity food-oriented wines that first stood out in last year's tasting.

From the results, we can first stand out a relationship between the N and Sb incorporation.

This, together with always putting the patient first, stood out as the main constituent in caring as nursing interventions.

Only a 73-66 season-opening victoverover Gonzaga, now ranked fourth, stands out as a victory over an elite opponent.

Barnicle also singled out "the five Bernard Farrell plays that we introduced to the United States (topped by 'The Verdi Girls,' 'Many Happy Returns' and 'Lovers at Versailles') and the Richard Dresser plays that we brought life to ('Rounding Third' stands out here).

Among these, the third stood out: melting loveliness gave way to robustness, yielding a net impression of wistful nostalgia.

That might partly explain why so many brass passages in the Sibelius Fifth stood out somewhat glaringly at Carnegie, less so with the New York orchestra at Fisher, and less yet when the Vienna players came to Fisher.

But it was as an exemplar of a generation of more sophisticated, better-educated science-fiction writers who emerged in the 1960s that Mr. Disch first stood out.