Sentence examples for sounds stood out from inspiring English sources
But Vynehall's contribution, which even ends with a coda of whizzing car sounds, stood out by channeling that distinct feeling of automotive bliss you get from cruising alone at night, straight to synth heaven or wherever else that rainbow road is headed.
But some sounds stand out as part of a Connecticut symphony.
Amid the cacophony of larger movies, one sound stood out: a simian howl, often aggrieved, but no less expressive than its human counterpart — often, indeed, more so.
Giselle Allen blazed in Sieglinde's brief appearance, and Katherine Broderick's big sound stood out in an excitingly wild bunch of Valkyries.
In Beethoven, the Stokowski sound stands out in even higher relief.
She argued that Aaliyah's second album One in a Million was "very much ahead of its time, with the bass and electro kind of R&B sounds that they produced", referring to collaborators Timbaland and Missy Elliott and that the sound, which "really stood out" at its time, was being replicated.
"There's got to be an easier way to get a standing ovation," said Mr. Douglas, who spoke little but sounded good, and stood out as the kind of trouper Hollywood and its fans both love.
A pile of frisee lettuce topped with perfectly cooked shrimp and thin-sliced asparagus sounded plain but stood out as one of the most satisfying appetizers on the menu.
And in an evocatively simple design, Daniel Kluger's meticulously eerie sound stands out.
Among the impressive technical elements, Philip G. Allen's sound stands out.
