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Sentence Examples The chipped off-white of the wall behind her stood out starkly against her unusual dusky complexion and tan-and-green attire. Tyler stood out even from this group with five earrings on each ear, two eyebrow rings on each eyebrow, four lip rings, and two tongue pierces. Harrington started 2002 as a backup in a season when second-stringers really stood out. That said, Jerome Vareille stood out like a beacon of hope, creating or being on the end of the best of the few chances. The center now stood out from the rest of the gym, setting an impossible precedent for any of the other volunteers to follow. What stood out here were the beautifully cut swimsuits and the form-fitting tops and skirts. The tornado, the overhead storm clouds and the city beneath all stood out in eerie green detail. Amid a sea of melismatic showoffs and crass belters, he stood out as an old-fashioned crooner in the thrall of a faraway vision. It stood out like the Taj Mahal in a trailer camp as it was surrounded by what can only be described as windowless hovels and wooden shacks. The abbey buildings, huddled round the squat tower of the church, stood out sharp and clear against the pale outcrops of Dun-I hill. I was beside myself with lots of emotions, but one stood out in particular. The merger stood out as a model of discipline among the industry's increasingly expensive couplings. Her back was arched and her pale skin stood out starkly against the silky black of her gown. She didn't really fit in, she stood out from the rest, far more beautiful and a lot shyer. She was the one who stood out from the general indistinguishable blackness of the singers' garb. The dark silhouettes of palm trees stood out against a deepening magenta sky. What made it worse was that I couldn't even be sure he was sincere in suggesting we stood out as a nation of bookkeepers. Jason pointed down at a small bloodstain in my carpet that stood out amongst the white fabric. Dark clouds were gathering on the horizon, a grayish-purple that barely stood out against the blue-black of the night sky. A few indies have stood out, but works of significant art, or important social comment, have been largely seen as uncommercial. Show More Sentences Most recently, a gorgeous wild mushroom truffle soup stood out, along with a generous plate of skate dressed in an intense caper sauce. Amidst the uncountable multitude of white marble rooms scattered around the premise, one large room stood out from the rest. Two of the ballet's encounters stood out, imbued with a kind of artistic brilliance befitting their underlying influence. I saw her immediately, since she sort of stood out mixed in with all of the brunettes, red heads, and blondes. Cathryn stood out as someone with a real future in coaching, and we had no hesitation nominating her for the position. Gooden was keeping it low-key, trying to hide out in a bucket hat, but he still stood out. He shot to stardom in Fame Academy, where his wild performances stood out against other pop wannabes. He explained to me that every good villain has some outstanding feature that stood out about them. Those vivid green eyes stood out against his fair complexion and dark hair. She was careful not to stub her toes on the rocks that stood out above the surface of the sand. He said because she was wearing lightweight summer clothing when she disappeared she would have easily stood out. Bradford has a proud record of multi-cultural education and has stood out against higher fees for overseas students for a long time. Brave individuals and small organizations stood out against the prevailing developmental ethos. In the slanting rays of the sun, the inscriptions stood out as if having been calligraphed in black crayon. Among the hours of images caught by the cameras at King's Cross, one sequence stood out. This picture comes from the recent page of my blog site stats and these two visitors in-particular stood out. The entertainers stood out from the crowd, especially the drag queen on top of an eight foot high pair of stilts. What stood out the most to me was the strength of the songs and their obvious catchiness. Bologna stood out in the ceroplastic reproduction of full figures or single parts of the human body. In a single day his stubbly cheeks had begun to look hollow, and the muscles of his shoulders and legs stood out in dehydrated splendor. Show More Sentences White T-shirts, white jeans, white ponchos, even white surplices stood out in the hot July sun. This bland 30-second spot stood out in the cluttered huckster's marketplace of morning television because of all the elements that were missing. Of the puddings, a warm chocolate fondant with peanut ice-cream and artichoke caramel really stood out. It was a pinpoint of light but still it stood out from all the other stars, and it emitted a dull, orange glow. The sound reverberated around the room, and her fingermarks stood out in the red imposed on her brother's cheek. Those eyes were the only thing that stood out in an unremarkable face obscured behind a carefully cultivated five o'clock shadow. Gorgonian corals stood out like crash barriers for the plankton and detritus that course over the hulk. His eyes were cornflower blue and they stood out against his golden brown features. One figure stood out of the foreground, however, wearing a crisply starched white shirt and fixing the camera with a clear gaze. The actress certainly stood out from the crowd as she arrived in a silver belted jacket. Katelyn stood out in the snow, bundled up in her scarf, coat, sweater, and earmuffs. I knew I stood out in a crowd because I was immediately surrounded by young men who wanted to fill my dance card. He has never stood out as a propagator of ideas, nor did he excel in the art of debate. To understand why he stood out, you have to delve into an authentically deracinated, yet oddly healthy life history. A foot of gory steel stood out of his back, and blood sprayed from his mouth as he stared down at the sword in his guts. In ministerial posts under Aberdeen and Palmerston, including colonial secretary, he stood out as an administrative reformer and economizer. A lone figure stood out on the edge of the platform, leaning lightly on the guard rails anchored there. At a time of deep disenchantment and voter cynicism, she stood out as an honest human being. The freshness of ingredients really stood out, as not a single speckled leaf, wilted green or bitter endive was to be found. I found two that stood out, mainly because they combined Fernet Branca with Dubonnet and gin. Show More Sentences The Programme Officer also gave away prizes and awards to those who stood out in various sports events held on the eve of the World Disabled Day. But most of all, what stood out was the fact that these women aborted to preserve relationships. The taste of the okra stood out even among its abundant and pleasing seasoning. In all the grim news of the past couple of weeks the Special Olympics stood out as an example of the good that is in the world. Known for his acerbic wit, sharp tongue, and occasional profanity, he stood out among the colorless bureaucrats who ruled Poland. In short, the most dominant team is the team that stood out the most from the pack in a given season. I smiled at my reflection and my pearly white teeth were visible and stood out from my tanned face. As his voice resonated, mingling with the call of a distant koel, the mystery of the majestic edifice stood out. A tall ash tree stood out from the rest of the trees that lined the crumbling brick wall, letters carved deeply into the trunk. He was pale, his freckles stood out in stark relief against the white backdrop of his cheeks and his reddish hair was aflame. What really stood out for me was a minor drama amidst all the clowning about and grandstanding for the media. His offensive repertoire is limited, but he stood out on the boards and on defense. What stood out when I was there wasn't their poverty but their perseverance and resourcefulness. A large light-blue horn stood out of the middle of his forehead, and it was shaped like a rhinoceros' horn. Dellas and the right-back Giourkas Seitaridis particularly stood out, Seitaridis not only solid but a threat going forward. It stood out from all other houses because of its fine attention to detail in its designer architecture. A livid scar stood out against the chestnut skin from his left cheek down to his chin. My eyes flashed past Nathan picturesque face and caught a figure in black that stood out plainly in the mass of livid colors. His novels stood out for being both remarkably well-written and astringently original. Snow, at a modest 30 by 32 inches, stood out in this exhibition for the luminosity of its light palette and relatively open structure. Show More Sentences Almost a hundred actors were auditioned for the role, but James Mackenzie from Edinburgh stood out from the beginning. There was one particular person who stood out especially since he was in authority and had a position in the church. One man in particular stood out amongst them, standing with authority and giving commands to anyone who came near. The gold Napoleonic eagle, emblem of the Coalition, stood out boldly on the front of their black berets. I stood out a mile, a huge, rustling, fluorescent yellow blob on the green landscape of life. As it was, he was also wearing his travelling gear, painfully bright clothing that stood out a mile against his dark skin. A pale face peeked out from behind a long fall of mahogany hair and light green eyes stood out against too much black eyeliner. His bleached Mohawk stood out in stark contrast to his bronzed skin. Across the map, forty-nine red dots stood out against cloudy blue. The great buffet running the length of the hall stood out with all it's color against the various grays, browns, and blacks that the peasantry so commonly wore. The black stone-wall stood out like a piece of coal in the snow, for it had been placed on a barren landscape, most of which had been covered with sand from the nearby desert. Many sites stepped up their multimedia game this year, but a few really stood out. I stood out like a sore thumb in my lisle knee-socks and street clothes. Her collarbones stood out below her neck, like a coat hanger. She was standing in the middle and stood out being the only girl with wet hair amongst her friends who all had different sorts of flower bathing caps on. Her pale face stood out against the warm, creamy colours of the pillows and sheets, some of the smaller bruises starting to turn the sickly colour of yellow and brown. Even on the radically underpowered Wii, Nintendo was making games that stood out from the crowd. Amidst the many ruffians scattered about the bar, this visitor wearing a brown cotton suit with matching cream tie stood out like a solitary star in the nighttime sky. Either way, he stood out in a country whose media industry is often criticized for its milquetoast manner. Of the hundreds of differences the team uncovered, one stood out. Show More Sentences A fine dew of perspiration stood out on her cheeks and forehead. Her coat stood out full-length, conserving the warmth deep inside, with the tip of each hair seeming as crisp and sharp as the grass blades, and almost as cold. One gable jutted into the road with a projecting like window which stood out from the building like a glass box held together by a massive frame of wood. Every vein in her body stood out in bright relief against her pale skin. Muscles stood out in stark relief, mute testimony to her effort. His hair was brown, and a cowlick stood out from the crown of his head. He was the pick of the performers last season at half-back and stood out as one of the better players in a team that has taken a battering week-in and week-out. I mean, there were other great cinematographers out there but this definitely stood out. As strangely dressed foreigners Danckaerts and Sluyter stood out, and many Bostoners feared they were papists in disguise. The white eyeballs and white teeth of the horse, the panting flanks, the rigid legs all stood out eldritchly. The place smelled of old alcohol and fried onions, but the smokers stood out onthe sidewalks these days, so they were spared the fugg. Through his life, he always stood out from the crowd with his tiny frame and hornrimmed glasses. Even where illegalism was the norm, he stood out, his career littered with examples of extortion, bribery and intimidation. It would have visually dominated the surrounding area and stood out to traffic on the River Thames. Among other important composers of the time, including Christopher Tye and Robert White, Tallis stood out. At the time, Caine's working class Cockney, just as with The Beatles' Liverpudlian accents, stood out to American and British audiences alike. Two senior nobles stood out as candidates to head Henry's regency government. Open spaces made visible the approach to almost every one of them, or else a splendid mass of foliage stood out before it like an oriflamme. Cultural development in the Low Countries stood out from neighbouring countries. Ordinary smallpox generally produced a discrete rash, in which the pustules stood out on the skin separately. Show More Sentences The Scottish midfielder had an impressive game for Villa and his passing and vision stood out throughout. A couple of Elizabethan tunes, played on a weird bowed instrument apparently called a bowed psaltery, also stood out. A gigantic sketch of Kaka stood out at the venue, decorated with white roses and orchids. Unfortunately Kermes stood out as ungraciously as Platee in this company of refined Baroque singers. Two other things that stood out in his photographs were the sea of negative space and the square black frame. There are a few that stood out at Sound City like Canvas, Seprona, VEYU, Bathymetry and Go Fiasco and I wanna check on how they are coming along. She stood out from the crowd at the glitzy evening in a cute Sixties-style pink tweed dress. In particular the Phormium tenax stood out for me as I learned it originated from riverbanks and mountainsides. The out-of-place lady stood out like a sore thumb among the burnouses and African colors, among the mucky denim. In a show with no shortage of great performances, Kitsch stood out. The ARX1000 and ARX6000 stood out for adding intelligence, prioritization, and hitless migration to storage virtualization. Eliot stood out in their cultural milieux for their impassivity and stoicism, not to mention their Europhilia. Amid the financial accounting frauds and Wall Street's investment banking-analyst scandal, mutual funds stood out as an industry that played by the rules. One of the contestants that stood out in the Wednesday's episode of the 13th season of American Idol auditions is New England Patriots' cheerleader Stephanie Petronelli. Neil McLennan, YAS co-chair, commented, What stood out most within the applications was the drive and enthusiasm for contributing to the public good. What truly stood out, in my opinion, was the silky smooth hommos. The next day the breeze freshened and the Ibis duly stood out to sea. Two matches in the 1974 World Cup stood out for West Germany. She stood out from the other candidates and was offered the job. He stood out against the construction of roads over lakeland passes, secured controls over mining pollution, and promoted adequate signposting of footpaths. Show More Sentences On 19 June, Alabama stood out of Cherbourg Harbor for her last action. But what really stood out were By Deepti Jakhar and Tanya Banon in New Delhi India MENS WEEK pleated palazzo pants, cowl neck lapelled blazers and angrakha inspired shirts. Sullivan and the writer Guy Davenport, but it was the association with Mullins and Kasper that stood out and delayed his release from St Elizabeths. By his own admission, he was not a very conscientious student, but Fogerty liked him and later said that he and Ashcroft stood out among her many pupils. It was particularly in Twenty20 matches that Briggs stood out. At that time many milkmen still delivered people's pintas on a horse and cart so Sam certainly stood out from the crowd on his milk round in Sheepridge. The third act that stood out was the Electric Boogaloos from America. Examples from Classical Literature The arkansan turned upon Melissy a startled face of agony, in which despair and hate stood out of a yellow pallor. Boldly and blackly the rock stood out against a background of shaded blue, where the sky fading into mist met the far horizon. It was a closeup of the designs over the entrance, shot in sharp relief so that they stood out starkly. Vic stood out beyond the awning and watched the sun go down over the cloudlike tops of the western mountains. Broad, wide and droopy, they stood out from the sides of Papa Finkelsteins head like the horns of the caribou. So, when he went out next morning, the Princesses stood out of the earth up to their waists. His full-faced figure, foreshortened upon the wall, stood out from the white background with an astonishing vitality. Far off, through a cutting in the road, there soon stood out against the light-blue sky, the green roof of a village church. But the great arrow had pierced right through her shoulder, and stood out a handbreadth upon the other side. Without, the snow-covered roofs stood out clearly against a soft blue sky, limpid and springlike. I had listened to tales of lanai and bund, but even in such company our skipper stood out as uniquely wicked. How many of those that stood out in the limelight of '98 can tell the tale to-day? He had wicked little eyes, one lopped ear, and a ragged mustache that stood out like tushes. Everything stood out distinct and sharply outlined, nothing flat or blurred. When you chose to condemn the ten generals, my phyle supplied the Prytanes, and I alone stood out against you. The latter object, being more successfully depicted by the artist, stood out in far greater prominence than the sacred volume. This, then, was that mystic past against which her figure had stood out! She stood out with absolute distinctness in the glaring light. They got off shortly afterwards and stood out to the northwards. He was a great big Hungarian fellow with great mustaches that stood out on each side of his face. Show More Sentences They stood out strengthened and simplified now, like the image of the plough against the sun. The watchers from the plain below could see them flit from rock to rock until their figures stood out against the skyline. She stood out in the corridor while this was deftly and swiftly done. Only Neech stood out clear-cut as the intagliation of a sardonyx. The Friar, also, tucked his robes more about him, showing a great, stout arm on which the muscles stood out like humps of an aged tree. His cheeks were red, his brow was all crinkled with anger, and the veins stood out at his temples with passion. The minarets stood out above the streaks of yellow and electric blue. His spine and shoulder-blades stood out like the bones under the hide of a dead steer left in the fields. At night with the land wind we weigh'd and stood out to the wd. As the pack emerged from the Dip, Gleneagles stood out like the sorest, most swollen thumb in the world. We battled to a corner, where a jut of building stood out into the street. A few minutes before closing time he strolled into the bank and no one noticed a great bead of perspiration which stood out upon his forehead. The two figures, of a muddy grey in tint, stood out, lamentable. The few little cedars, which were so dull and dingy before, now stood out a strong, dusky green. Nigh coming on, the ship stood out to sea, and every heart drooped as the land faded away. His plump white neck stood out sharply above the black collar of his uniform, and he smelled of Eau de Cologne. The red seemed to have gone even from her lips and gums, and the bones of her face stood out prominently. The tendons of his neck stood out white and rigid like whip-cords. In the circle of light a black metal ring stood out distinctly. The unnaturalness of her crime stood out the more harshly by the side of her hard immovability and obstinate silence. Show More Sentences Her little neck and arms were bare, and her hair, artificially crimped, stood out like fluffy black plumes over her head. Even without Cooper's 2-3 contribution the relentlessness of the Kerry bench that day stood out. Already, at thirty-five, grey streaked the scanty, dull hair, wrinkles lined the worn olive-brown face, and the tendons of the thin neck stood out. The sweat stood out on their skin in myriads of tiny drops that ran together, forming blotches of moisture, which, in turn, coalesced into rivulets that dripped to the ground. His face was purple, his eyes were rolled back so that only the whites were seen, and on his bare legs and arms which were still red, the veins stood out like cords. The hills stood out above its radiance, as Fiesole stands above the Tuscan Plain, and the South Downs, if one chose, were the mountains of Carrara. When the candle-ends sent up their conical yellow flames, all the coloured figures from Austria stood out clear and full of meaning against the green boughs. Nadeem Khanzadah, Head of OmniChannel Retail at Jumbo Electronics, said that when Apple came into the consumer mainstream, it always stood out as an aspirational brand. Find more words! 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