Sentence examples for standout note from inspiring English sources

Jasmine sourced from producers in Grasse, France, is the standout note, but rose, patchouli, iris and ylang-ylang are also part of the blend.

The standout deals: Note: Home Depot will release info about all Black Friday deals on Friday.

While there's no denying First Lady Michelle Obama and the First Daughters, Malia and Sasha, stole the sartorial spotlight this week--there were also a few other style standouts worth noting.

The country's top athletes stole the style spotlight this week at the ESPY Awards, but there were a few other sartorial standouts worth noting... On Friday Vanessa Williams stopped by the "Today Show" to flaunt her age-defying figure and beauty.

Scott Irvine of UpBeetMusic described it as a "standout track", also noting "[the] track alone is worth checking out 1997's best bet for an instrumental tour de force".

Ina Fried notes that the invitation is hand-drawn/written, which does lend itself to the Galaxy Note's standout characteristic, a Wacom-style S-Pen stylus.

Of the reactions, Li says, "Everyone has very different readings of what is shown in a museum setting". Li notes several standout photos for her: "There's one of a landscape with both solar and wind.

But Oka demurred at the notion that he's the standout of the show, noting the episode he submitted for Emmy consideration -- "Five Years Gone," which bumped the show's characters a few years into the future -- involved (beware, all you who are uninitiated: Time-traveling geek-speak starts... now!) Future Hiro raising hell with many of his fellow superheroes to rescue Present Hiro.

Still, competitors -- and even some advertisers -- are increasingly taking note that the standout word among those details is "old".

AllHipHop listed "Mayday" as one of the standout tracks on the album, noting the "beautiful" melody and hook by Ashthon Jones.

The sound of "I Am the Woman Who Loves You", noted as a standout track by critics, was called "big but not overblown...stylish and swooning".