Sentence examples for managed to stand out from inspiring English sources

Mr. Montez managed to stand out, even in this exuberant theatrical world.

Atlanta has managed to stand out during a season that's been heralded for embracing diversity.

(Even among all the elected officials making overheated comments about Elian Gonzalez last week, Giuliani managed to stand out by referring to the federal agents as "storm troopers").

But a number of progressive hosts have managed to stand out in recent years, thanks partly to the boost that Air America gave to the format.

And yet even as an independent outcast on the committee, Sanders managed to stand out from the line of faceless congressmen who grilled the players all day.

KIA RIO In a show where econoboxes seemed to breed like Tribbles on the original "Star Trek," the Rio actually managed to stand out, thanks to the talented efforts of Kia's design chief, Peter Schreyer.

We manage to stand out by being a bit different and using new ideas.

Still, Zinke manages to stand out for the damage he is doing.

But occasionally these odes to the maternal manage to stand out, as does Marino's richly illustrated tale of separation.

(Fisher, however, manages to stand out and apart, like James Mason in Joseph Mankiewicz's "Julius Caesar," merely by talking).

Mr. Berman, Republican of Tyler, does not shy from questions about his archconservative legislative agenda, which manages to stand out even in the redder-than-average Texas Legislature.