Some tweets stood head and shoulders above the rest, however.
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But of all those e-commerce segments, one stood head and shoulders above the rest: assisted commerce.
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Unfortunately, Yeezus didn't elaborate on why "What Do You Mean?" stood head and shoulders above the rest.
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When talking, critical acclaim and buzz, Kendrick and Jay stood head and shoulders above the rest of the nominees.
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The American stood head and shoulders above all her rivals on Thursday after she was crowned Olympic all-around champion.
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Apple introduced Siri five years ago, and at the time it stood head and shoulders above anything else on the market.
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My friend played Eddie Kendricks' "Goin' Up In Smoke" yesterday at an outdoor party and it stood head and shoulders above everything else.
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In something of a down year for WRs, Thomas stood head-and-shoulders above the rest while setting a new NFL record with 149 receptions in the season.
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Some of these donors, who have spoken to The Hill, gave more than $1 million to Bush's super-PAC and truly believed the former Florida governor stood head and shoulders above his rivals.
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Dwayne Johnson continues to be a Disney favorite, with the studio confirming that the man formerly known as The Rock will indeed be taking part in a cinematic adaptation of the Jungle Cruise ride, but it was The Lion King that stood head and shoulders above the rest of the adaptations.
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Burton grew up playing baseball in his hometown of Millen, Georgia. Lanky, flexible and possessing lightning reflexes, Burton stood head and shoulders above others as a "cornerman" for his team at the age of 12. His father, Willie James Sr., was a keen baseball player, but Burton was not so much. Luckily for Burton, a friend, Alonzo Holmes, lived down the road in his neighbourhood and introduced him to basketball.
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In the early 20th century the School of St. Sava in Belgrade was renowned throughout the Orthodox world as a holy place of extreme asceticism as well as of a high quality of scholarship. Some of the well-known professors were the rector, Fr. Domentian; Professor Fr. Dositheus, later a bishop; Athanas Popović; and the ecclesiastical composer, Stevan Mokranjac. Still, one professor stood head and shoulders above the rest: the then hieromonk Nikolaj Velimirović, professor of philosophy and theology, the single most influential person in his life.
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After a purge of political leadership enforced by Moscow, De Groot joined the party board of the CPN in February 1930. Because of his activist past, great readability (besides Karl Marx he also read Heinrich Heine), intelligence, journalistic qualities and tactical insight, he stood head and shoulders above his fellow directors. This and his almost slavish loyalty to Stalin led to De Groot becoming political secretary of the party in 1938, which had since been renamed Communist Party of the Netherlands. He formed the party presidency with Lou Jansen and Jan Dieters.
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It was left for me to decide and I reluctantly agreed upon his re-entry on the distinct understanding that he was not to move away from the goal- mouth. It was not that anything was expected of him but that his mere presence on the field would prevent our opponents from having a loose man. In the dying moment Ernie Cameron broke his leg, and as the game hung in the balance it appeared as if Essendon was doomed. Cameron was a champion expert in any position though it was a rover that he stood head and shoulders above his confreres.
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The ILWU admitted African Americans in the 1930s, and during World War II its San Francisco section alone had an estimated 800 black members, at a time when most San Francisco unions excluded black workers and resisted implementation of President Roosevelt's Executive Order 8802 (1941) against racial discrimination in the US defense industry. However, "black union members were a minuscule group within the ILWU [leadership] hierarchy", with the few exceptions concentrated in the Oakland locale, which had an even larger black membership than San Francisco. Also, by the own admission of Richard Lynden, the San Francisco locale's president, the ILWU failed to work on the upgrading (promotion) of its black members. Still, in the judgement of historian Albert S. Broussard, "as far as blacks were concerned, the ILWU stood head and shoulders above other Bay Area locals in virtually every respect" during World War II.
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