Sentence examples for stand out more when from inspiring English sources

Plenty of movies flop, but, as the New York Times reported, films with mostly black casts are rare, so they stand out more when they fail.

But because pictures with nearly all-black casts come along more infrequently, they tend to stand out more when they fail.

But the neutral reporter has a limit, and the stories stand out more when something begins to implode inside the content, spurring the prose into a different kind of movement.

The remote world stands out more when the stars have been removed (right); the dark blobs are artifacts from imperfect star subtraction.

These cases stand out more distinctly against the low-endemic Swedish MRSA-situation, than elsewhere.

A significant finding of this paper is that peer effects stand out more clearly when we use narrow, rather than broad measures of peer groups.

When it came to outstanding individual contributions, however, no one stood out more than senior Micah Shirley.

When the Yankees perform in the postseason, the one trait that stands out more than any other is that they are more comfortable than fearful.

Kathikas was charming enough, but other villages stood out more.

But some speeches stood out more than others.

But from here on out, the Nets, he agreed, are a subject better left to their new principal owner, Mikhail D. Prokhorov, who, at 6 feet 8 inches, is certain to stand out more than Ratner when the Barclays Center opens at the intersection of Flatbush and Atlantic Avenues for the 2012-13 N.B.A. season, according to projections.