Sentence examples for work stood out from inspiring English sources
Hence his work stood out that much more on the page.
In that context, as in all others, early and late, his work stood out for its blunt, mute weirdness.
His work stood out in "Frequency" at the Studio Museum in Harlem last season for its sheer decorative vehemence.
"Early and late, his work stood out for its blunt, mute weirdness," Holland Cotter wrote in The New York Times in reviewing the recent Artschwager retrospective at the Whitney.
The term was first used to describe 19th-century lampoon artists whose work stood out as rare expressions of dissent in newspapers that were firmly controlled by the government.
At an exhibition of local talent one artist's work stood out - quite literally, as it was a painting of a voluptuous lady with a 3D bosom made out of egg boxes.
"Dan's work stands out because of its precision," Mr. Rauch wrote in an e-mail.
In this competition, some of the conservative work stands out for its sense of self-possession.
Dürer's graphic work stands out for its variety and originality.
Every major work stands out on its own, inviting questions to which there are no easy answers.
Yiadom-Boakye's work stands out, but quietly so, at a polite angle from just about everything else.
