Sentence examples for nothing singled out from inspiring English sources
What distinguishes the film from similar superhero fare is that its box-office takings have been pretty much matched by critical acclaim, with the director and screenwriter Joss Whedon, who created the TV series Buffy the Vampire Slayer and who is currently working on a modern-day film of Much Ado About Nothing, singled out as the catalyst for its success.
PopMatters' review of Nothing singles out the lyrics from "Rational Gaze": "Our light-induced image of truth filtered blank of its substance / As our eyes won't adhere to intuitive lines / Everything examined.
She feels grateful for being singled out.
Even so, Rin Tin Tin was singled out.
Greenpeace singling out companies is nothing new.
Nothing feels better than being singled out by something that at best should fear you, and at worst would like to eat you.
He reiterated the university's belief that Barkley had done nothing wrong and was unfairly singled out with an interpretation of a regulation governing benefits for students who are athletes.
"But he asked, 'How many times can you cry wolf if nothing happens?' " Mr. Fleischer also singled out Senator Dianne Feinstein, Democrat of California and a member of the intelligence committee, for comments she made on CNN in July 2001 warning of a "major probability of a terrorist incident" within three months.
