Sentence examples for which stick out from inspiring English sources

The flu proteins, which stick out from the ferritin like the spikes on a sea mine, stimulate immunity against the virus.

But mainly, the posters, which stick out beyond the drawings' frames, reframe the works while also suggesting place mats, wrapping paper or the lettuce on sandwiches.

He said the plan was to identify areas "which stick out like sore thumbs" before picking sponsors to help establish academies.

He is part Cherokee Indian and has high, broad cheekbones and large ears, which stick out at almost forty-five-degree angles.

These pins, which stick out from the packaging, connect to the circuitry on a motherboard, which links the processor to other components.

Spikes which stick out from the surface of the virus, which hardly vary between strains, were fused with a 'transporter protein' which is naturally found in blood.

The briefcase he carried around, which stuck out on campus as much as his suits.

The one thing which stuck out in Educating Yorkshire is how ill I was.

A folded slip of paper, which sticks out of its yellowed pages, is from the memo pad of a financial analyst named Stephanie.

* Only 4 per cent of those who took part in the project had belly buttons which stuck out, with the rest all being "innies".

I wasn't a student anymore, but I directed my gaze at my knees, which stuck out from under my gray pleated skirt.