Sentence examples similar to singled out as a representative instance from inspiring English sources

This Congressional district, Ohio's 12th, has been visited and singled out as a "must win" by Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the House minority leader.

For instance, Christianity's signature belief in the divinity of Jesus as the son of God is singled out as an egregious case of associationism (e.g., 5 17, 72 77, 116 118).

But LGBT marketing remains firmly in the old school world, with holistic decisions made based on the insights of one or a few lone voices that are singled out as representative of the whole.

The Senate subcommittee singled out Goldman as a particularly representative case.

"When you're singled out as the representative of an entire community, you carry a lot on your shoulders".

Paris, for instance, has frequently been singled out as accepting the existence of "banlieues," in which many members of ethnic minorities are concentrated.

Israel was singled out as the target.

Jones singled out Billy Vunipola, as well as his brother Mako, as an example of a player making visible progress – and hopes England will have at least 15 representatives on the Lions tour to New Zealand next year.

"Clearly, the Syrian authorities are singled out in a number of instances," he added.

"WeChat shouldn't be singled out in this instance.

In his article "Allan Bloom and the Conservative Mind" (Sept. 4), Sleeper singles out Roger Kimball and myself as representatives of that mind.