Tall, blonde, and tan, Juenke stood out from the crowd.
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Ms. Desai says she stood out from a young age.
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A few things stood out from the data and projections.
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And this year, one craze stood out from all the rest.
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And each year, one pair has stood out from the rest.
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Looks like Dwayne Johnson has always stood out from the crowd.
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Two other trips that stood out from 6900 came during the summer.
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He stood out from his fellow dictators, above all, for his bluntness.
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He stood out from the crowd and left little room for others.
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Meanwhile, silver stood out from its peers, rising 0.5% to $16.42 an ounce.
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At its core, Spyro stood out from its contemporaries because of the characters.
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They pushed me to be different so I stood out from the rest.
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One, though, stood out from the rest thanks to its extremely confident name.
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Q: What stood out from your interviews with police and others you interviewed?
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Kamala Harris's performance stood out from all 20 candidates over these two nights.
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Collins stood out from the crowd in a white hooded sweater and loose pants.
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Made from crucible steel, the swords stood out from everything from that time period.
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"Rojo just stood out from all the other llamas that were there," Lori said.
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Cruel Intentions stood out from the rest during the late '90s teen movie boom.
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On the other hand, the dominant burger chains easily stood out from the pack.
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During that time, Mr. Andres stood out from other volunteers in one specific way.
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He has stood out from traditional presidential candidates for his reticence with the media.
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Cowell praised the rendition, saying it stood out from every performance he's ever seen.
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I liked green because it stood out from the traditional red, white and blue.
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Dressed in a generically smart style, he never would have stood out from a crowd.
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And some of its refreshed apps, like Yahoo Weather, have stood out from the competition.
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Shifting light veneered its chest, and tendons stood out from the scrollwork of its legs.
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Kamala Harris stood out from the 10-person crowd several times during the NBC debate.
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But Mr. Schnare said that Mr. Pruitt's methods stood out from all of his predecessors.
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But it was 14-year-old Shazia Rahman whose design stood out from the rest.
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Detroit manager Brad Ausmus said Giolito (210-247) stood out from other rookies he has watched.
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Originally released in "Bondi Blue" in 1998, the iMac immediately stood out from off-beige PCs.
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Another thing that stood out from Wednesday's appearance was Archie's outfit — a pair of striped dungarees.
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One tech stock stood out from its peers as one of the index&aposs biggest losers.
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JPMorgan, the largest U.S. bank by assets, stood out from rivals by growing both revenue and profit.
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Two moscatos stood out from the rest, which were mostly innocuous moscatos from various regions of Europe.
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But when the expecting mom looked out at the crowd, one fan stood out from the rest.
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The InsideOut stood out from the rest due to its insertion feature intended for G-spot stimulation.
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All predictions aside, here's a round-up of the six things that stood out from the panel.
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But there was one finding that stood out from the rest in terms of pure alien weirdness.
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In the 1880s, "oyster" referred to someone who stood out from others and displayed head-turning qualities.
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But that string of usual things in the second inning is what stood out from this game.
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He got thousands of retweets, including one that stood out -- from a former President of the United States.
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Jay Inslee (D) stood out from the crowd Friday at the National Youth Climate Strike in New York.
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From expensive resorts to quaint inns, every state has a hotel that has stood out from the rest.
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IN THIS CENTURY Peru has stood out from much of the rest of Latin America for two reasons.
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Despite strenuous efforts to overtake Donald J. Trump, none of his mainstream Republican opponents stood out from the pack.
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While all of the talented women looked fabulous on the field, one cheerleader clearly stood out from the pack.
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Thai monarchy observers said the choice of words stood out from previous official updates on the ailing king's health.
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Last year we shot a video story about Ticwatch, a Chinese smartwatch that really stood out from the competition.
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As a skinny, 40-something white male with short hair, let's just say I stood out from the crowd.
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Chucky quickly emerged as a new horror icon, notable for the way he stood out from his slasher villain contemporaries.
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Clients commented on how Reuters global coverage stood out from the competition, with deeper reporting from more locations than rivals.
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The company stood out from the rest of its tech IPO class in achieving profitability before going public in April.
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But despite a more quiet show, there were still a bunch of mobile gems that stood out from the crowd.
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I remember when "Here" started being played on the radio, I loved it because it stood out from everything else.
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Bergh said Listhaug stood out from other politicians in Norway, where the tradition is to search for consensus across parties.
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With a little patience and a lot of walking, we found several great products that stood out from the crowd.
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Across the Korean Strait, the Kospi stood out from its peers, closing up 26.26 points, or 1.06 percent, at 2,501.67.
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But the presidential couple that stood out from the rest was former President Ronald Reagan and first lady Nancy Reagan.
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But Apple has stood out from the others mainly — as is often the case with the company — for its secrecy.
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But one stood out from the crowd as the dumbest and unfunniest of all the dumb and un-funny branded gags.
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Stella stood out from the duo in a black-and-red gown that also featured a low neckline and strap detailing.
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Calmusky told BuzzFeed News that Van Gogh stood out from the crowd of the other critters because of his friendly nature.
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Foxx also shared feedback and details about how Columbus's vision for transportation innovation stood out from the other cities that participated.
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One strategy stood out from the rest as being responsible for luring all or nearly all of their clients: Facebook groups.
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It stood out from the crowd by often showing awkward, unsuccessful dates in which the prospective partners had no romantic spark.
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Matteson said she stood out from the crowd with her pink hair and noted how close she got to the edge.
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But the fact that this candidate achieved such an impressive accomplishment wasn't the reason she stood out from all the rest.
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Kirsten Gillibrand, Kamala Harris, Elizabeth Warren, and Cory Booker stood out from the field by issuing detailed plans for safeguarding abortion access.
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Martha stood out from the crowd of older smaller dogs who normally dominate the competition ... and was a fave from the start.
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When Marcberg was released, it stood out from a lot of what was going on in hip-hop with its grimy production.
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I wound up doing a lot of mob stuff after that, and Gigante always stood out from the rest of the bosses.
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She's been fortunate to smooch a lot of co-stars during her time in Hollywood, but one stood out from the pack.
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Janelle stood out from the pack because of her colorful striped 2-piece bikini -- showing lotsa cake -- and also because ... she's Janelle.
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Jamaica quickly stood out from other Caribbean islands in extending these competitions from elite white schools to those of the nonwhite classes.
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As the 2010s draw to a close, we take a look at which CEOs stood out from the rest of the pack.
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He stood out from the rest of boys in class—often wearing wrinkled button-down shirts with distressed jeans and leather loafers.
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"He is a good elder brother," said his sister, Nyo Nyo Aye, adding that her brother always stood out from the crowd.
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A red net dress with sequins stood out from the total black looks on show on the third day of Milan fashion week.
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Through it all, UK innovation stood out from the crowd and even boasted a world-first in 5G to top it all off.
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Perot stood out from the political crowd for his quirks as much as his business credentials and lack of experience in establishment politics.
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Jane, 20, stood out from her group-members in a long-sleeve, gold-patterned black mini dress which she popped with silver jewelry.
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At least four of these hybrid pieces stood out from the rest: they are what convinced me to learn more about Amino's art.
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It was a normal day on quiet Willow Brook Road, where Keith's mansion stood out from the others because of its modern architecture.
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There were no matching outfits and their over-processed vocals actually stood out from one another, even if the Melodyne was deafeningly obvious.
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Ms. Richards, who with her signature hot-pink suits stood out from most Washington power brokers, wouldn't talk about the threats she received.
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A long-time Jersey City artist and resident, the studio of Karen Leo stood out from the saleable and décor-driven spaces around her.
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But the email that arrived on Tuesday — bearing the "Dragnet"-style subject line "71 Precinct Homicide (RMA# 19913-16)" — stood out from the rest.
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In fact, it was something like those double plays and the way they stood out from the rest that caught the eye of Archer.
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One thing that stood out from over a dozen interviews with drivers was the widespread uncertainty about what will happen if drivers become employees.
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Banks told PEOPLE in June she wanted to retain the friendship between the three female characters that stood out from the original TV series.
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Roy Halston Frowick wasn't just creating flowing silk gowns and jumpsuits that stood out from the rest of '60s fashion with their minimalist decadence.
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As two black women, their enthusiastic support of Trump stood out from the rest of his red-hatted fans, who are overwhelmingly male and white.
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I think one thing that stood out from that filing is we're going to see 97% of the country covered with 5G within three years.
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Liam already stood out from his five older siblings because he is — still inexplicably — the only Black Gallagher child among Frank's (William H. Macy) brood.
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LONDON — No one seemed interested in visiting Iskandariya, Iraq, after the bombing, even if this one stood out from so many others in recent months.
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TCS Group's strong year and quarter stood out from Russia's wider banking sector, which has been shaken by the withdrawal of dozens of banking licences.
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A suave, witty deal maker, Kim Jong-pil stood out from the other two Kims, both of whom were known for being fiery and headstrong.
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Valie Export, a feminist visual artist and contemporary of the Actionists, said Mr. Brus's treatment of women stood out from the rest of the group.
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On a recent Sunday morning at the New Jersey rink, the Maccabees' fans far outnumbered — and stood out — from those rooting for the other teams.
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One of the defenses presented by one of Trump's lawyers during Wednesday's portion of the Senate impeachment trial stood out from the others — big time.
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The moment the waiter placed the bowl at the table, I got aromas of peppers and cooked chicken that stood out from the other soups.
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This year it drew the director Jim Jarmusch, whose signature white hair stood out from the crowd while the man himself managed to fit right in.
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They certainly were examples of the players who left an indelible mark in my memory simply by how much they stood out from among their competition.
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The one team that potentially stood out from the pack — defending national champion and No. 1 overall seed Villanova — has been undermined by a difficult draw.
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New York (CNN Business)The decade is almost over — and one incredibly volatile investment stood out from all the rest as the best of the 2010s.
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A few people even pointed out how Moore's character stood out from cookie-cutter TV tropes by doing revolutionary things like dating younger men and living alone.
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Now, there were plenty of looks from this year's gala that weren't exactly optimized for mobility — but Chopra's Ralph Lauren Collection number stood out from the pack.
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But, one well-dressed attendee stood out from the crowd: Minnie Mouse made a surprise appearance at the award show, and she debuted an all new look.
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The Oscar Mayer hot dog stood out from the rest because it was noticeably smaller than the other dogs and looked a bit lonesome in the bun.
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Springfield Police stood out from other agencies for the variety and volume of investigative shortcomings that led to kit destruction and how quickly rape kits were destroyed.
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There have always been television shows that stood out from the pack by challenging viewers, but many in our current era can be traced back to Lost.
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The Txakolina stood out from the other two, not because of its pale copper color, which pretty much matched the Bone-Jolly, but because of its effervescence.
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But when the expecting mom, 40 — who is pregnant with the couple's fifth baby, a son — looked out at the crowd, one fan stood out from the rest.
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When the sales offices for Luma, a new 24-story condominium development in Seattle's First Hill neighborhood, opened last summer, it stood out from similar spaces around town.
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But if you ask Bailey about it, though Jones may have "stood out" from the guys she's met since her divorce, she very much still considers herself single.
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What Clinical and Evolutionary Psychologist Dr. Deirdre Barrett shared about the meaning of animal dreams was intriguing, but one bit of the interview stood out from the rest.
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Romulus Capital founder Krishna K. Gupta said Ceres stood out from other agtech players because it is using hyper spectral imaging to provide "ground-level insights" to farmers.
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His skin had rediscovered color, his hair had turned from pencil gray to brilliant white and stood out from his head as if he'd just been mildly electroshocked.
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They stood out from the rest of the group not only because they looked different, but also because — for the moment — they were on the outside looking in.
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The tourists supposedly uploaded the video to a quiet route along Pingtung County, Taiwan, and it immediately stood out from the other mundane images of farmland and farming equipment.
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"Jill stood out from the start among an incredibly strong slate of candidates," Paul Brown, Penney board director and chairman of the CEO search committee, said in prepared remarks.
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At the time ahead of their acquisitions, both were enjoying a resurgence thanks to refreshing new software and hardware designs that stood out from the rest of the market.
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The first wave of chatbots that rolled out on Facebook Messenger were widely seen as a serious disappointment, but the offering created by Sequel stood out from the pack.
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You've always stood out from the crowd, Aquarius, but right now, you're craving independence from your home and family—or simply craving a big change, now more than ever.
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Between the herbaceous flavor, the fresh tomato taste, and yummy crouton topping, this soup had an upscale quality to it that stood out from the others on the list.
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Hedge fund manager Martin Sass stood out from the pack in the CNBC Pro Platinum Portfolio competition by putting most of his funds in cash at the start of 2016.
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Psy-Group stood out from many of its rivals because it didn't just gather intelligence; it specialized in covertly spreading messages to influence what people believed and how they behaved.
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The development is a sea change for a company that has stood out from rivals by limiting its past activity out of concern it would be accused of market manipulation.
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In 2019 the increase in lookups for they was so significant and sustained that it stood out from all the other top lookups when we went to analyze the data.
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When asked how he stood out from other primary candidates, Flynn noted that he was the only veteran, but also said he wants to get rid of these types of caucuses.
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With an infectious grin, a series of flamboyant haircuts, and an abundance of talent, the teenage Neymar stood out from the moment he burst onto the scene at Santos in 2009.
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But when a group decision is necessary, such as in a situation of danger, even the brave individual who stood out from the pack tucks tail and becomes a cautious follower.
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Once on the bench, the Trump appointees have stood out from their fellow judges, according to an analysis by The Times of more than 10,20003 published decisions and dissents through December.
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Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat who has been meeting regularly with high school-age activists, said they stood out from other groups in their scorn for the political status quo.
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Her Brandon Maxwell design stood out from the other red and pink gowns (how did that happen?!) thanks to the sexy off-the-shoulder neckline, dramatic sleeves and cool cummerbund skirt.
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TCS Group's strong quarter stood out from Russia's wider banking sector which was shaken by the collapse of three of the country's biggest private banks in the second half of last year.
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But one star stood out from the rest and had social media abuzz: the "black-ish" actor Jenifer Lewis, who arrived at the ceremony adorned in comparatively casual (but sparkly) Nike gear.
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Perhaps one reason it stood out from the crowd is that it is only about 77 percent chardonnay; the rest is a blend of various grapes, including French colombard, Viognier and muscat.
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In the theater academy in St. Petersburg, he stood out from an early age and his teachers used to complain that he never came down from a jump in time with the music.
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The Peak stood out from the crowded field of fitness wearables with its ability to automatically track specific exercises and when the wearer was sleeping, thanks to advanced heart rate and perspiration sensors.
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As the trailer points out, Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood stood out from the pack with its willingness to address topics that often weren't being covered on children's television, including divorce, death, assassination, and race relations.
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Speaking with PEOPLE, Rosemary's husband and her older brother Al Jafarjian shared some memories of her — a few of the many moments that stood out from a life spent "continuously helping" others, they say.
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Biden, Sanders and Warren — the three candidates who have stood out from the field in most polling — got the most speaking time on health care as they got chances to rebut other contenders' attacks.
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It stood out from most of the mainstream media in Russia, which are either controlled by the state or state-run companies, or tend to steer clear of topics which could anger powerful officials.
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In particular, a Reuters/Ipsos polling analysis of the GOP primary showed that Donald Trump's supporters stood out from backers of the other GOP candidates primarily in having highly negative attitudes toward nonwhite groups.
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The 12-inch MacBook hadn't been updated in two years, but it still filled a spot that stood out from other models: it was thinner and lighter, though that also came with being less powerful.
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"At Ellis [Caden] stood out from others from the moment he walked through the school doors every morning with a huge smile on his face," Principal Nicole Whiteman said in a statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Unlimited has stood out from other comparable rental services for its sheer range in brands, from contemporary names like 10 Crosby Derek Lam and Anya Hindmarch to more established labels like Carolina Herrera and DVF.
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Our car convoy headed west on Interstate 215 following their truck, which stood out from the sea of other trucks on the highway thanks to its trailer hauling a black fat-wheeled utility task vehicle.
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The Game of Thrones finale didn't lack for powerful and endearing interactions between siblings, but after the surprise of Tyrion and Cersei Lannister's tête-à-tête, there was one moment that stood out from the rest.
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"At the conclusion of a rigorous review of GM candidates, Chuck Fletcher clearly stood out from the field of talented and capable executives we considered," Comcast Spectacor chairman and CEO David Scott said in a statement.
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In 2013, Austin producer Eric Dingus released his unofficial remix of Drake's "Worst Behavior," which tempered the original's aggressiveness into a twinkling ambient lullaby, and immediately stood out from the glut of uninspired Aubrey Graham SoundCloud reworks.
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In that election, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump stood out from other candidates for their willingness to frame the campaign as an existential struggle, using terms like "revolution" and "movement" to drive home their anti-establishment credentials.
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Axios characterized the moment as a "slip-up" that stood out from the rest of Bannon's testimony, because he otherwise had declined to answer questions related to his time at the White House and during the transition.
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We've recommended 26 different short games over the last year, but if you are looking for the best of the best, here are six games that have stood out from the rest for one reason or another.
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The couple's low-key elegance stood out from the all-student crowd in the packed gymnasium, with Kate dazzling in a green Dolce & Gabbana dress and William sporting brown slacks, a blue blazer and stylish blue suede shoes.
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Britain has stood out from Europe's economic weakness with relatively healthy growth, little spare capacity and a jobless rate near the long term equilibrium, for a while raising expectations that it would soon follow the Fed's December hike.
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Formed around the hardcore punk scene of the late 80s, the band stood out from the pack by taking the anger of hardcore into a darker realm, citing people like Bacon, Black Sabbath, and psychedelic drugs as influences.
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While the episode was full of tear-jerking moments, the one that stood out from them all was when Fallon brought out Stevie Wonder to sing a medley of "Isn't She Lovely/My Cherie Amour" dedicated to Mrs. Obama.
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But on Wednesday, one special gift stood out from the rest when 6-year-old Gavin Hazelwood, who was adorably dressed as a Qantas pilot, handed the duchess a handmade pasta necklace as the couple greeted fans in Melbourne.
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The 2014 French-Canadian drama Mommy (the movie Netflix UK was displaying improperly above) stood out from the pack due to its unorthodox 1:1 ratio that mimicked an Instagram photo until one exhilarating sequence expanded to wider proportions.
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As a collector, Mr. Hodgkin "wanted the shot to the heart: something that stood out from the formula," said his partner, Antony Peattie, a music writer who lived with him for 2000 years in the house on Coptic Street.
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Here's a look at four other documentary features from the festival that stood out, from a diverse slate spanning from a film revisiting Audre Lorde's The Cancer Journals, to a soulful meditation on a Mexican family's connection to their farmland.
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The cheese's colorful label — "5 Frères," in large type above geometric wedges of royal blue and white — caught my eye later that afternoon at François Olivier's cheese shop, where it stood out from the other packages of traditional Normandy cheeses.
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Pinterest, which makes money from advertising and lets people discover, collect and share images and ideas about hobbies, travel plans and other pursuits online, went public with a message that stood out from other tech companies: It was close to profitability.
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The research was designed to answer the question of whether one diet was any better than another and it provided an answer: None of the diets elicited much weight loss on average, and no diet stood out from the others.
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Before winning nearly 2200 percent of votes in a Southern Paris suburb, 43-year-old Cédric Villani already stood out from the hundreds of other candidates, appearing at events with an ever-present, oversized silk bow tie and large spider brooch.
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At this week's bear-fest he scoffed at the confidence central bankers have expressed in their ability to reverse QE. When Mr Edwards first developed his "Ice Age" thesis in the 1990s, he stood out from the general cheerleading of stockbroker strategists.
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There were quieter pieces here and there that stood out from the general hilarity due to their relative absence of polychromy, texture, and pop-cultural references (some of which, like the Angry Birds faces, no longer possess the relevance they once did).
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After a lengthy process of elimination, one stood out from the rest: a rabbit with a bow tie and long ears, drawn by Naoto Ohshima, a 26-year-old game artist who had worked on a couple of SEGA titles in Japan.
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While Anthony stood out from other students with his work ethic and eagerness, Berry had no inclination then that her hard-working student wouldn't just be making an impact in her classroom, but on the course of the rest of her life.
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When The Verge's Chris Welch reviewed it in 2018, it stood out from others in its price bracket with excellent picture quality, a brushed metal trim design that hides fingerprints, and again, the easy-to-use Roku software that has good app support.
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In 1993 (or '94), at the dawn of the modern World Wide Web, Tim Berners-Lee, who is often regarded as the father of the Internet, chose blue underlined text because, it is believed, it stood out from all the black text surrounding it.
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Glen Besa, a suburbanite from Chesterfield County, who stood out from the many college students because of his age, said his first vote was for George McGovern, the Democratic nominee who lost in a landslide in 1972 — but he rejected any analogy to Mr. Sanders.
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In 2007, professional tennis became one sport that stood out from the trend when Stacey Allaster, former president of the Women's Tennis Association, coordinated with politicians and players alike to close the pay gap beginning with Grand Slam tournaments like Wimbledon and the French Open.
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Following one of Cash Money's favorite song structures of repeating a certain phrase at the beginning of each line (In this case, "What kinda nigga…"), it gave each Hot Boy a chance to demonstrate how he stood out from and fit into the group at large.
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Sanders has not exactly endorsed this idea, but he has stood out from the crowd by calling for a more pro-growth Federal Reserve and is certainly the candidate in the field who seems most likely to want to try a range of aggressive economic policies.
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She has stood out from the crowd since her family settled in Colorado Springs when she was 12, after an itinerant childhood spent in Connecticut, Washington D.C., Kenya and Ghana, where her father was a member of the Parliament from 1979 until the 1981 coup d'état there.
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During an open studios event at Brooklyn College, when she was a Master's candidate in Fine Arts, McGraw's studio stood out from her cohorts' by being a work of art in itself; her walls were meticulously pencilled over, creating a ever-evolving lattice of iridescent hues.
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You don't get a financial crisis without a lot of people at a lot of banks making a lot of mistakes, but Malpass stood out from the crowd by aggressively telling everyone to calm down while his own employer was actually on the bleeding edge of the disaster.
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Though Richmond would go on to build a vibrant scene of its own, in those early days, AVAIL stood out from the pack, and by the time they released their debut album Satiate in 20083, it was clear the young band was cribbing from an entirely different set of notes.
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A few points stood out from his first official meeting as head of the central bank: He is likely to focus more on data than theory; he's not going to be a slave to projections; and he's less, well, verbose than the market's come to expect, at least in recent history.
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MCCABE REVEALS &aposONE THING&apos THAT STOOD OUT FROM HIS FATEFUL CALL WITH FLYNN "Given the defendant's substantial assistance and other considerations set forth below, a sentence at the low end of the guideline range, including a sentence that does not impose a term of incarceration – is appropriate and warranted," the memo states.
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Jay InsleeJay Robert InsleeEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Andrew Yang promises mass pardon to those imprisoned for nonviolent marijuana offenses 22019 states file lawsuit over Trump 'public charge' rule MORE (D) stood out from the crowd Friday at the National Youth Climate Strike in New York.
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In that show, Dupuy-Spencer's drawing "Trump Rally (and Some of Them I Assume are Good People)" stood out from her other works for both the timeliness of its content (people in MAGA hats) and its dark humor—Ku Klux Klan hoods become whimsical Caspar-the-Ghost-shapes, the ralliers' faces distorted cartoonishly.
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CreditCreditAtul Loke for The New York Times KOCHI, India — Clad in a simple striped shirt and the white mundu of the city's fishmongers, Bashir stood out from the well-heeled throng at the warehouse galleries and tree-filled courtyards on the first day of India's biggest contemporary art show, the Kochi-Muziris Biennale.
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As Kim Taylor Bennett writes in her retrospective on the album, the trio always stood out from the crowd: Looking back now, the second-wave indie/emo scene that coalesced in the early-2000s—a movement that spawned a glut of internationally recognized rock bands, many of whom are still adored today—were suspect.
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Theater and narratives are a large part of fighting, but in terms of raw talent there was one man who stood out from the herd in Hero's and whose highlight reels could be pulled up on YouTube at any point to convince friends that there was a future to this MMA thing: Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto.
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Sam Bernstein, chief operating officer of Chelsea Piers Fitness, and whose father, Tom, is one of the founders of the original Chelsea Piers, was just getting the Brooklyn project off the ground this past autumn when he saw Mr. Smart's resume, which stood out from the others — being an Olympic medalist will do that.
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So Mr. Trump's position that sanctions were counterproductive — and harmed American interests — stood out from the start of the campaign, prompting many to question whether his interest in selling properties to rich Russians seeking to park their assets in the United States, or his efforts to build the tower in Moscow, explained his position.
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He stood out from the Democratic Party pack in the late 1990s for his scathing assessment of Bill Clinton's conduct with regard to Monica Lewinsky (he's going to be really upset when he hears about some of the stuff Donald Trump bragged about doing), though in the end he voted against removing Clinton from office.
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These people said executives from MediaDC and its parent company, Clarity Media Group, have not shared any updates with staff since the magazine's owner said last week it was "exploring a number of possibilities" for the journal, which has stood out from its conservative peers by opposing President Donald Trump and his style of politics.
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But while the 73X stood out from other budget phones by offering a dual-camera system usually found on high-end smartphones, the 7X is hoping to make an impression by going bigger, with a 5.93-inch "Fullview" display to evoke the reduced-bezel designs of flagships like the Galaxy S8 or iPhone X. The Honor 7X also offers a fingerprint reader and an entirely metal shell, which are both nice additions.
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