Sentence examples for should single out from inspiring English sources

I should single out other Taylor performers.

"No one should single out a country because of what happened years ago," he said.

It's perhaps surprising that I should single out Tracey Emin's upcoming solo show as one I'm particularly looking forward to.

Because of this, White cannot be sure what point in the black formation he should single out to be the object of attack.

Those interviewed spoke of national ideals of colorblindness -- but in nearly the same breath they said that for the sake of national safety, the police should single out Arab-looking men for questioning.

He taught another crucial lesson, one that has been highly visible in the right's campaign against Obama's health reforms, that campaigners should avoid targeting abstracts such as phenomena and institutions; instead, they should single out individual figures to act as the "personification… of a particular evil".

While he preferred the anime version, Mania.com's Chris Beveridge praised the film as "a soothing and atmospheric movie that captures everything that it should", singling out Otomo's direction and Odagiri's acting.

The state may, and should, rebut opinions that it finds obnoxious, but it should not single out speakers for the purpose of intimidating them.

It should not single out Medicare".

We should not single out governments, but organizations.

If so, we should not single out Moscow for harsher treatment than we give to others from whom we want and expect less.