Sentence examples for Stand for something that from inspiring English sources

He resolved, reflecting on Wilson's sad example, that if he was to become leader, he should stand for something that was clear and constant.

"It is all very well to say you are new, but you have to look new, sound new and stand for something that really is new and that is where they are struggling," says Nick Sparrow of ICM Research, whose polling clients have included the Tories.

Finally, these brands stand for something that is greater than themselves, beyond their core business, that symbolizes their relentless dedication for the advancement of society and the consumers the serve.

Rather, is it not time to stop victimizing ourselves further and take her story to stand for something that is larger than our self-pitying mentalities?

So I think these girls have done a magnificent job of balancing the two because we teach leadership, we teach speaking up for yourself, using your voice to stand for something that is meaningful for you in your life.

A voice that inspires us all to take action for the betterment of a healthier whole; where we can all stand for something that makes us feel that we have each other's back and that we are pulling for one another's advancement.

"It stands for something that reassures them".

It stood for something that had been forgotten, which is the importance of investment in places for shared public experience.

"The inscrutable Scandinavian with the rimless glasses, tanned half-pate and Putinesque smile," this informs me, "now stands for something that transcends football".

He pauses, spinning the stress ball between his thumb and forefinger: "Rinse stands for something that gets a bit lost in the world.

They are nothing in themselves -- dots and lines on a page, granite tablets strewn through a field -- but each stands for something that is beyond language and that, once gone, can be only fleetingly invoked.