Sentence examples for stand apart for from inspiring English sources

Yet Smith's novels stand apart for their ability to convince the reader that they're there, standing on those crowded streets alongside White Teeth's self-conscious Irie or NW's focused Natalie, or trudging into ballet class in a rundown church hall with Swing Time's unnamed narrator.

Soon after, they brought Mr. Munguia and made him stand apart for about an hour.

Still, the 2012 postseason failure will now stand apart for the implosion that occurred so suddenly over the past week.

But Senators Snowe and Susan Collins, Republican of Maine, have been known in the past to stand apart for decent reform.

For this day, at least, America and Americans everywhere seem to cast off from the world at large, to stand apart for a few moments of contemplation.

Magic Carpets While there's lively debate over the Grand Bazaar's best kilim dealer, Dhoku and its sister shop, EthniCon, stand apart for translating centuries-old techniques into modern designs for people who don't care for roses on their rugs.

Elite basketball stands apart for two main reasons.

Miller also wrote, "Of all my conversations, the one with Hagel stands apart for its honesty and clarity".

Bloomfield's orchestra stands apart for being made up mostly of first- or second-generation Italian-Americans.

In a region known for religiously and socially conservative views on alcohol, Lebanon has often stood apart for its liberal attitudes.

Amid the explosion of experimental dance and theater in Belgium in the 1980's, Mr. Vandekeybus's work stood apart for its raw quality.