Sentence examples for standing out against from inspiring English sources
By standing out against graft so publicly and consistently, Mr Tata was ahead of his time.
Standing out against a sea of black tuxedos was the designer Rebecca Minkoff in sunny yellow.
The latest of these environmental stewards, standing out against mediocre competition, is Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
Standing out against the ochre paper backdrop, probably a 19th-century replacement, she seems to leap out of the frame.
It's the brightly painted one with a clashing door, standing out against so much sober Farrow & Ball.
"There they were, 20 feet tall, their glossy leaves standing out against all that brown winter vegetation," Mr. Yinger recalled.
Sometimes the pace is striking – the finale goes like the clappers – but more often it's Phillips's silky tone that impresses, standing out effortlessly against the orchestra.
A 73-inch-tall specimen made in West Papua in the early 20th century is covered by a lively filigree standing out in relief against the chiseled background that abstractly pictures flying foxes and herons.
He stands out by not standing out.
The wedding, said Churchill, "will be an occasion of national rejoicing, standing out all the more against the somber background of our lives".
No matter how you dress the odds are stacked against standing out.
