Sentence examples for stand out as different from inspiring English sources

They stand out as different from more westernised Muslims.

"Broadway does best when there's a lot of diversity and differentiation among shows, and I think 'Avenue Q' continues to stand out as different from everything else running".

And while it is true that some bright kids stand out as different to their peers, and so have a tough time, that's true for lots of children.

Because of their beards and colorful turbans, which are ritually wrapped around uncut hair, Sikh men stand out as different; Hindu immigrants generally shave and go bare-headed.

Your peer group is probably more important than ever, and it is normal to want to fit in, and not stand out as "different". Having CF, with all its challenges and time-consuming treatments can be a huge burden.

"We come from a telling culture, where we wait for instruction, but if you reimagine that dynamic it will make you stand out as different, as someone to pay attention to," she says.

That was one of several questions on which the views of minorities and college-educated whites were close to each other, while whites without a college degree stood out as different.

CCT: Did you read Crime and Punishment as part of Lit Hum and, if so, is there anything that stands out as different this time?

Where Morgan stands out as different from the rest is in being born of wealthy parents, a child "who went from rich to richer".

When you are in a small town comprised of mostly Anglo people, anyone who stands out as different to narrow-minded bigots is a target.

One stands out as different from the others: in "Self-portrait at the Clinic" in 1909 (Munch spent some time in a mental institution), he looks straight at the viewer, and seems free from suffering.