Sentence examples for singling out for from inspiring English sources

Of the half-dozen or so incumbent Republican state senators whom Democrats are singling out for defeat this year, Mr. Maltese is No. 1 on the list.

To figure out which 501(c)(4 s were actually political front groups, the IRS started singling out for extra scrutiny conservative names like "tea party" and "patriot", without also looking for corresponding liberal names like "progressive" or "rainbow".

He added: "The people I was singling out for scepticism were those such as the economists from organisations like the IMF, who've got big issues like the wisdom of joining the euro wrong in the past.

While singling out for praise the editor, the composer and even the unnamed technician who transferred the film to DVD, he ignores the screenwriter Robert Caswell, who shared credit with Fred Schepisi.

By late 1999, Mr. Dominique stepped up his criticism during his broadcasts, singling out for special scorn Dany Toussaint, a close adviser to Mr. Aristide long suspected of drug running and political murders.

The police released the text of the "OBIT" that Barton had composed, and the Times reproduced it in full, singling out for sensationalistic emphasis its pathetic homage to the present Mrs. O'Neill, "my beautiful lost angel, Carlotta, the only woman I ever loved and whom I respect and admire above all the rest of the human race.

Administration officials deny they are singling out for-profit institutions, arguing that the measures tying student debt and loan default to financial aid would apply to all career-training programs.

(Batman was singled out for homosexuality.

Senior executives were singled out for blame.

He loathes being singled out for approval.

Muslims are being singled out for attack.