Sentence examples for singled out when from inspiring English sources
The regulators' decision to put the two institutions under court administration is likely to raise the ire of Japan's Korean population, which could easily question why two credit unions whose customers are of Korean origin were singled out when other credit unions with business in the farming areas that support the ruling political party are equally troubled.
His performance was singled out when the film played at the Sundance Film Festival this year.
"I never felt the need to be singled out when things went well.
I never wanted to be singled out when they went bad.
Many players in the field wondered why Guan was singled out when some professionals routinely play with great deliberation and are never penalized.
So while there is no denying that it happens, why do Muslim women need to be singled out when it comes to dealing with such abuse?
That is the argument that the boycott is wrong because it is selective, because it singles out Israel when there are so many other countries in the world whose policies and actions are just as bad or worse.
Tim Cook specifically singled out China when he said that the governmental request was so unprecedented that no other country had asked for similar access.
Deb also praised the "uber-cool cinematic technique", singling out the moment when Sherlock has been shot and falls to the floor as an "extraordinary leap of the imagination and cinematic bravura".
Navi Pillay, the United Nations high commissioner for human rights, singled out those prisoners when she recently denounced the prison.
He argued that the legislation singled out the Catholic Church, when many institutions, especially public schools, were also responsible for extensive sexual abuse of children.
