Sentence examples for that standing out from inspiring English sources

Mrs Merkel knows that standing out as Europe's taskmistress will be resented.

If you're anywhere near the store (located at 134 W 34TH St, New York), go get your camping gear ready; there's nothing like getting the object of your desire at midnight, excitedly playing with it for 2 minutes, and then caving to the utter exhaustion that standing out in the freezing cold midnight air will cause.

There's nothing wrong with that -- who says that standing out is a bad thing?

"As a city, Barcelona is an example of respecting the past but at the same time doing really vanguardist architecture," Mr. Alonso said, explaining that the house, rather than standing out in a classic city, fits well within a storied tradition of changing the face of Barcelona, century after century.

But there's nothing that's standing out in my head that I can think of at the moment that's provided me with that sort of information or, or that kind of guidance about, about lifestyle or exercise or diet or anything".

I liked the visual effect but that meant going back in the editing [process] and select images that were standing out, not as much as for their singular value (composition, subject, feel, etc).

Bucking a hockey culture that dictates standing out from the rest of the boys is a bad thing, the Kings' director of digital media Dewayne Hankins decided to connect to Kings fans with good-natured humor.

"What we found – and we were shocked by it actually – is that the dust levels exceed those EPA screening levels for a number of the chemicals and again it is the phthalates and flame retardant chemicals that are standing out as the bad offenders here," said Singla.

That makes standing out with your product difficult, unless you have an especially eye-catching picture to add.

Zidane told the BBC's Match of the Day Kickabout: "The one that is standing out and is really a leader is Lampard".

"But is there anything that's standing out?