I stick out like a sore thumb at DMB shows.
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Especially me being tall, I just stick out like a sore thumb.
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Speaking of which, those wireless base stations often stick out like a sore thumb.
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I stick out like a sore thumb in my city clothes and leather shoes.
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DESUS At first, we thought we're going to stick out like a sore thumb.
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Your description could be totally accurate, and you may stick out like a sore thumb.
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Not only does he stick out like a sore thumb, his story feels mind-numbingly familiar.
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Unlike many gaming devices, it doesn't stick out like a sore thumb in an office environment.
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"If they go to a downtown club like Marquee, they stick out like a sore thumb," Kwak explained, shouting over thudding techno.
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Feldman, meanwhile, plays the clueless Jonah, whose privileged upbringing tends to stick out like a sore thumb in Cloud 9's bargain aisles.
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Average size of womenI wanted to know if I was going to stick out like a sore thumb for being both plus and Black.
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Wrong or right, good luck not seeing this trope stick out like a sore thumb the next time you sit down to watch some Netflix.
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I think if you do it for the right reasons and especially if you stick out like a sore thumb, you can make it work.
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The screen change makes the bottom bezel stick out like a sore thumb now, and it's disappointing Lenovo didn't try to match Dell's slimmer bezels.
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He even traded options in his mother's account, something that would seem to stick out like a sore thumb once investigators started looking at him.
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"You do sort of stick out like a sore thumb," says Chrissy Totilas, a neonatal ICU nurse who lives in Texas, between San Antonio and Austin.
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It only takes one minor accident — a spill, or worse, a misbehaving pet — to create those annoying spots that will always stick out like a sore thumb.
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But while those OTT walks used to stick out like a sore thumb, now more and more designers are instructing their models to stomp down the runway.
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Do your best to hide modems and routers, and work items like portable speakers into the design of your space so they don't stick out like a sore thumb.
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Click here to view original GIFThe average GPS satnav is a boring rectangular affair that will stick out like a sore thumb if you tried to mount one to a scooter.
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Most important—and this will become a theme this week—scouts are looking for the outliers: players that stick out like a sore thumb with their measurements, their play, or in interviews.
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The visuals for Ariana Grande's latest single, "Thank U, Next," stick out like a sore thumb compared to the aesthetic she usually goes for — and it turns out that might be on purpose.
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All of the bridesmaids were going to be wearing the same color, but she'd picked out different styles of dresses for each of us, so it wasn't as if I would stick out like a sore thumb.
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We're holding social advocates to a higher standard in 2016 With that said, his muddled message and failure to complete even basic research made his speech stick out like a sore thumb during a telecast full of comparatively clear, grounded activism.
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Alex Lickerman, a physician and the author of The Undefeated Mind: On the Science of Constructing an Indestructible Self, also considers silence to be a stimulus, and he notes how it can stick out, like a sore thumb, in real-life scenarios.
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For example, Vessenes wrote me in an email, the fact that there's still only a relatively small number of Monero users means that any massive transaction will stick out like a sore thumb: there just won't be many others of a similar size to mix with.
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And because a kid named Anne or Karen or Jennifer would simply stick out like a sore thumb in a family of Bristols, Dakotas, Tripps, and Sailors, the newborn has been given an unconventional moniker that's unlikely to pop up on any "most popular baby name" lists.
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Solomon's account of this matter, essentially an apple of discord thrown into an already fraught polis, is the kind of fast-and-loose nonsense that would stick out like a sore thumb—and likely draw a torrent of controversy and comment—were it to be published at most mainstream outlets.
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They should never stick out like a sore thumb, although they can be a focal point.
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When the snow flies, you'll want your WinterRange on hand or stick out like a sore thumb.
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In fact, the songs stick out like a sore thumb. The director has tried to raise a pertinent issue, but it could have been handled with finesse." Tamilmovienow.com gave a positive review and wrote, "Prabhu is a favorite actor for director TP Gajendran and he handles such simple roles with ease.
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'Explaining an unknown (life) with an unknowable (Innate),' suggests chiropractor Joseph Donahue, 'is absurd'." Keating views vitalism as incompatible with scientific thinking: : "Chiropractors are not unique in recognizing a tendency and capacity for self- repair and auto-regulation of human physiology. But we surely stick out like a sore thumb among professions which claim to be scientifically based by our unrelenting commitment to vitalism. So long as we propound the 'One cause, one cure' rhetoric of Innate, we should expect to be met by ridicule from the wider health science community.
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The article focused its attack on the "clumsy" corruption of the political machine run by "Boss Parrot": > Evidently Boss Parrot's subordinates are not well trained. Give him a few > more years in control and he will, perhaps, do better. He must learn to > think up plausible reasons for the actions of the organization and not let > the purely political motive stick out like a sore thumb. Perhaps he thinks > the voters of Los Angeles are so lacking in intelligence that this is > unnecessary; if so, he is mistaken.
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Having very little money and no place to stay, Falcon offers them the room that the winners are supposed to be staying at for the summer. The "room" turns out to be a tool shack with room enough for 5 beds. The next night, the band auditions and the overwhelming applauding crowd response convinces Falcon to hire the band for the summer. The band members stick out like a sore thumb in the preppy beach side area they temporarily reside in, especially Mooch, who refuses to take off her black leather jacket, although the weather is hot.
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