Sentence examples for single out from from inspiring English sources

So it seems important to single out from Mr. Obama's list what is most important — and most politically possible.

Dressing as he did also gave Mr. Wolfe the advantage of being easy to single out from the journalistic pack.

It shows that, 20 to 30 years apart, one can single out from history two waves of major accidents across safety critical systems.

The bottom-quark decay, announced on 28 August, is expected by theory but the signal had been hiding in the data, because the interaction is difficult to single out from the many other processes that can also produce those particles.

The system is automatic to the extent of being capable to carry out, with little or no human intervention, an optimal sequence of experimental runs and single out from a set of plausible rate equations the one that fits best the experimental results.

Still, if there was a single performance I would single out from Ballet Theater's spring season, it would be the "Giselle" Mr. Hallberg danced with another of this spring's luminaries, Alina Cojocaru, the Romanian-born star of the Royal Ballet in London.

Columbia was singled out from a pool of more than 100 entries in the same category.

The bioactive signature was singled out from the multi-component PLS model using target projection (TP).

A few distinct types can be singled out from time to time.

Soper's script was singled out from a total of 1,938 entries from writers of all levels of experience.

A schoolboy is rarely singled out from his siblings and mates in this way, much less a babe in arms.