Sentence examples for may stand out from inspiring English sources
In fact, an off-the-beaten-path project may stand out among all the other applications.
WASHINGTON — As an orator, Representative Todd Akin of Missouri may stand out for his clumsiness.
The brighter, less conventional tones may stand out, but they're more of an acquired taste.
His magnetism and charisma as an artist may stand out, but as a person he is generous, loyal and humble.
In addition, children with autism spectrum disorders may stand out less in South Korean schools, which follow highly structured and predictable routines and emphasize rote learning.
Bills on the Bottom There are five 0-3 teams in the N.F.L., but the Buffalo Bills may stand out as the worst of them.
Sprewell may not stand out because of his numbers -- 17.3 points and 5 rebounds a game.
Companies that own top-level domains may well stand out from those that don't.
Conversely, press releases on amazing advances may not stand out to journalists because their topics require more effort to communicate.
You may not stand out, so I scribble notes to trigger my memory: "red jumper", or "very religious".
There are risks involved with sponsoring "Conan," among them that the show may not stand out amid the late-night clutter.
