Sentence examples for something that sticks from inspiring English sources

The economy may be recovering, he continued, yet there remains something that sticks in many people's craw about voting Conservative.

Eileen Lewis, director of fashion strategy for Zappos.com, said consumers were snapping up shoes in bright colors like yellow and red, "something that sticks out and makes you happy".

The supercharger is something that sticks up out of the hood of a primer-gray Monte Carlo, a whining, fuel-sucking horsepower shortcut; it's an option installed in the service bay at Scion dealerships.

"Have you ever been at a coffee shop and you overhear something that sticks with you for a long time after?

Like, my professional career is now something that sticks out in my mind when I'm acting out or standing up to something that I don't believe in.

It's better to ask the bride, groom or their families than show up in something that sticks out like a sore thumb. 5. Wear clothing appropriate for going to a house of worship: This means no sneakers, jeans, t-shirts or tank tops.

In a hotel in Maida Vale, an elegant and unassuming Kashmiri concierge called Iqbal, told me something that stuck in my mind throughout the process of making the film.

I was just rewatching the 1995 classic Johnny Mnemonic and, nestled amid the overwrought actors and odd storyline, I heard something that stuck out: mention of a Thomson Eyephone… or iPhone.

One example of something that stuck with me was a makeshift baby cradle.

Through this special visual language that he has he's really found the psychedelic quality of the track and created something that really sticks in the mind".

Though the military dictatorship fell almost 20 years ago, "something like that sticks with you and discourages you from getting involved".