Sentence examples for has stuck out from inspiring English sources

For the last three years the top end of the London market has "stuck out like a sore thumb" compared with the rest of the British housing market, said Liam Bailey, head of residential research at Knight Frank.

Conservative criticism of her will therefore focus on the few instances in which she has stuck out her neck.The most obvious was her decision, when dean of Harvard Law School, to bar military recruiters from campus.

What has stuck out most to us at Davos is two things: first, the impressive number of corporations that have made bold commitments to help curb climate change, and second, how few of those companies are talking to their consumers about it.

One mistake that has stuck out for me was picking the wrong manufacturing partner.

As I've been digging deeper into companies, specifically their internal culture, one company that has stuck out to me is payments powerhouse Square.

One line from the song in particular that has stuck out to me recently is this one.

Their card would have stuck out like a sore thumb".

"He would have stuck out like a sore thumb," said Detective Jose Santiago, who is investigating the case.

The man had stuck out his chin and his elbows during the qualifying games, the hard duty in El Salvador and Costa Rica and Mexico.

"He is extremely bright, and would have stuck out like a sore thumb in a special school.

The diplomat was looking deep into his palms, which he had stuck out in front of him.