This logo displays Gandabherunda flanked on either side by the lion-elephant Sharabha - stronger than the lion and the elephant and defender of uprightness, surmounted by a lion.
Javier, the cop played with gleeful resourcefulness (and gratifying hunk-ness) by Benicio Del Toro, snakes his way between uprightness and corruption as a matter of survival.
He earned a reputation for uprightness and candor, partly by accepting responsibility for police brutality when officers tried to impose a curfew in Tompkins Square Park in 1988.
Vice Minister of Culture Dong Wei said: "By highlighting the spirit of patriotism, uprightness and heroism in their creations, artists can help the public to strengthen their values on history, nationalism and culture".
His unbending uprightness came to be overtaken by the cool flexibility of a new generation that included Dustin Hoffman, Robert Redford, Warren Beatty and Jack Nicholson.
As with the blond Scandinavian bodyguards who attended the Byzantine emperors, their uprightness was all the more starkly evidenced by the shiftiness of the guy they were protecting.
Shōjiki (defined as uprightness or righteousness) and prayers were emphasized as the means by which to be united with kami.
"Your own reason," wrote Jefferson to his nephew, "is the only oracle given you by heaven, and you are answerable not for the rightness but the uprightness of the decision".
Dad Lewis is what once was called an upright man, and as he expires we see the consequences of his uprightness.
The upright, unstreamlined '02 profile starts to seem like a statement of moral uprightness -- or, at least, of aesthetic protest on a long, ugly road of plumped-up, hothouse minivans and relentlessly, soporifically ostentatious S.U.V.'s.
