Sentence examples for obviously stand out from inspiring English sources

When it comes to black cinema, recent critical darlings obviously stand out; Moonlight, Get Out, Fences, Selma or The Help to name a few.

The big three obviously stand out: Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman, who have each already had their canonical debuts in the lead-up to this year's Justice League.

But within the wide range of possible scenarios, three obviously stand out.

Scholar Hussein Ibish rightly counsels in today's Daily Beast: But within the wide range of possible scenarios, three obviously stand out.

In 78 percent of the trials, he found evidence that the police contaminated the eyewitness identifications with suggestive methods, like indicating which suspect in a lineup should be selected, or conducting lineups where one suspect obviously stood out from the others.

I mean it obviously means to stand out, but in the realm of fashion, when so many designers are jostling, constantly, to make themselves heard above the bubbling masses, how does a designer achieve that?

They keep talking about you because you are both obviously amazing people who stand out from the crowd!

That Anna (Keira Knightley) and her kind stand out so obviously serves its purpose.

It is very difficult to find activities or preferences that are truly neutral with regard to attractiveness – especially when they must not stand out as obviously fake.

Obviously you want your child to stand out; but not so much that it'll be bullied.

In our view, at the press rumoured price of $1.4bn (assuming there is no material surplus capital to be injected into the business before sale) is correct, then relative to historic earnings of around $80m, it does not stand out as being obviously cheap (around 17.5 times earnings) on a headline basis for an asset manager.