Sentence examples for this stands apart from inspiring English sources

This stands apart, as a later reversion to the expansive metaphysical tendencies of the first period, and represents a consummation of them: the first continuously choral and orchestral symphony ever composed.

But this swimmer stands apart from the marine life that usually inhabits this port: there's no flesh and blood here, just carbon fibre and metal.

This episode stands apart from the rest of the season because of how half-formed the plot feels.

Strangely, this valley stands apart: it is like no other on Exmoor, and it has its own sunny, sheltered climate.

"This bed stands apart from most extant examples in its grandeur, historical importance and decoration," Marcus Flacks said.

"The myth that this issue stands apart allows them to justify all sorts of outrageous behavior," the critic said.

In this, antisemitism stands apart from other racisms, which tend to view the hated as straightforwardly inferior.

This book stands apart from others in the field by laying out a pragmatic framework for addressing childhood aggression and disruptive behaviors.

(Grode) 'Uncle Vanya' (in previews; opens on June 17) New York hasn't been hurting for Chekhov productions lately, but this one stands apart.

(Grode) 'Uncle Vanya' (in previews; opens on Sunday) New York hasn't been hurting for Chekhov productions lately, but this one stands apart.

Every Christmas reaches back into our past, which is also one reason this day stands apart from the usual run of days.