stands apart

The fame of Washington stands apart from every other in history shining with a truer lustre and a more benignant glory.

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The pains of war have been visited on thousands of Iraqis, but even here Samar's story stands apart.

The educational system in the United States stands apart from the rest of the world.

The new simple facade stands apart from today's chaotic urban sprawl, yet still resonates with the region's historic fabric.

Most of us can probably search our past and quickly identify a team experience that stands apart from the rest.

Even compared with the historically-good profitability of oil companies, Apple stands apart.

Lyric features make Shen Congwen's novel stands apart with a distinctive personal style.

Mr Weber also stands apart from the stereotype of the theory -driven German academic .

In my thoughts of the shore, one place stands apart for its revelation of exquisite beauty.

it at most points stands apart even from the debatable ground of constitutional study.

Their work stands apart and is hard to classify.

Shanghai stands apart even from some of China's other major cities.

CLAIMS that Einstein might not have all the answers are two-a-penny, but here's one that stands apart.

The railway station stands apart from the town.

He stands apart from France's clubby business elite.

And Mr. Obama stands apart not only as the first African-American president but also as the vanguard of a new generation.

you will have a scene that stands apart from the rest and adds immeasurably to the story.

The thing about Michelangelo is this: he is not at the head of a class, he stands apart by himself.

The house stands apart from the village.

you were a quiet one, who stands apart