In terms of experience, you stand head and shoulders above your rivals.
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I think we stand head and shoulders above most of our peers.
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Some deals stand head and shoulders above the rest, and this is one such deal.
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At the gym, though, is where AirPods Pro really stand head and shoulders above other headphones.
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Most of the sales are just mediocre — but there are a few that stand head and shoulders above the rest.
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And two parties are certain to stand head and shoulders above the rest: Netanyahu's Likud, and Gantz's Blue and White.
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This conclusion is encouraged by several enticing pieces reproduced in the catalog that are not in the show, and also by a few memorable paintings that stand head and shoulders above the rest.
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It's quite possible you have two goals in life that stand head and shoulders above all others: Compete in the Olympics, and give birth to a healthy child one day in the future.
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While the regular season is only halfway through, it's already clear that the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors stand head and shoulders above the pack, just as they have the last two seasons.
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Actors like Sir Ian McKellan and Michael Fassbender stand head and shoulders above most performers in the franchise, thanks in part to Magneto's unique pathos, but also because of those actors' sheer presence and gravitas.
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A new CNN/ORC poll of voters nationwide confirms what we already knew: A day ahead of Super Tuesday, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump stand head and shoulders above the rest of their respective competitors.
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It's not just the ability to buy some Brandy de Jerez at 4 AM that makes the city stand head and shoulders above the rest: It's the near limitless amount of cool shit to do and see.
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After his college career, Bennett was selected by the Indianapolis Colts with the second pick of the 1987 NFL Draft. The 1987 draft class was deemed the "Year of Linebacker", but Bennett was considered to stand "head-and-shoulders above the rest." Bennett was Alabama's highest draft selection since quarterback Joe Namath went 12th overall in 1965. Bennett and the Colts were unable to come to an agreement on a contract.
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While the solution comes with a shock of surprise, it is logical enough: the clues are there, one could fasten upon them and assess their importance. Perhaps it is another case of the reader being unable to see the wood for the trees; but there are so many trees. Not this author's best crime novel, Appointment with Death is yet clever enough and convincing enough to stand head and shoulders above the average work of the kind.
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" Gamezebo wrote "Even though the market is full of physics puzzlers at the moment, iBlast Moki 2 manages to stand head-and-shoulders above its competition. It's incredibly clever and fun, and its stunning production values only add to the overall experience. " SpazioGames said "A funny and compelling puzzle game, if you love the genre this is for you. " IGN wrote "This sequel doesn't feel quite as special as the original – the App Store is a much more mature games portal now – but iBlast Moki 2 still stands as an excellent puzzler.
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Noel Murray of The A.V. Club criticized the acoustic disc as "gooey, undercooked, and embarrassingly unpalatable" and "reveal[ing] Dave Grohl's songwriting shortcomings", but praised the rock songs which are "as loud and assaultive as just about anything Grohl has ever recorded", and considered that the "first 10-song set sounds especially tight and ferocious; it's not all that diminished by the unfortunate revelations of disc two". BBC Music reviewer Tanya Byrne found the track list lacking, with "several songs on this double disk that stand head and shoulders above the rest and truly represent how the Foo Fighters have developed" while others "let the album down" and the record ultimately "doesn't live up to the hype." Bram Teitelman of Billboard felt that "by isolating the electric and acoustic sides, the concept comes off as repetitious" and ultimately concluding that "by scaling back their ambitions, the Foos could have made one great album instead of two average ones." Pitchforks Amanda Petrusich described the record as "sterile and controlled", the double disc conceit as "heavy handed, the segregation too deliberate" and the rock songs as repetitive.
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