Sentence examples for establishment stands from inspiring English sources

And Hitler loved art and architecture, too, so perhaps the whole artistic establishment stands condemned.

Jeannine Hendrick, who was a deputy governor in my establishment stands out.

The idea that a working-class woman with all of those attributes could be both happy and successful goes against everything the Establishment stands for.

Mr. McCain still faces uphill battles in states like South Carolina and New York, where the Republican establishment stands solidly behind Mr. Bush.

One establishment stands out, however – and judging from the expensive glass frontage and distinctive signage, it's pitching itself at a higher level than the Pizza Expresses and Costa Coffees.

By this point in an election cycle, voters often have a general sense of where the political establishment stands.

And, after all, he liked some of what the establishment stood for.

So how does any one establishment stand above its seasonal peers?

It came to be called Impressionism, and it rejected much of what the establishment stood for: traditional craft, a fixed course of training, aesthetic decorum.

Italy's terrified establishment stood by quite happily as Mussolini's henchmen burned down Socialist headquarters, broke up political rallies and killed Socialist leaders.

No traffic ground to a halt to accommodate Mr. McCain — not rail, nor road, nor foot — but a significant klatch of what might pass for a regional, moderately conservative establishment stood behind him: former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, former Gov. George A. Pataki, former Senator Alfonse M. D'Amato of New York and current Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut.