Sentence examples for how can I stand from inspiring English sources

How can I stand out in a crowded market?

But as someone with a huge platform to reach people it makes me ask, how can I stand by and just watch that happen?

If there is such a thing as a bleak groove, then Cold-Blooded Old Times is it as Callahan asks, "How can I stand and laugh with the man who redefined your body?" But more interesting than the quality of Callahan's previous work will be what he mines from happiness, and quite who he becomes next.

In what ways am I complicit - and how can I stand against it all?

How do I love my boyfriend Conner, too, and how can I stand Alex loving his own boyfriend?

And how can I stand by my belief in the freedom of information, when extending my own logic means there is nothing wrong with downloading a gun?

How Can I stands out as the album's most conventional moment, in which Marling – the least lovey-dovey singer-songwriter going – wonders, "How will I live without you?" The elephant in the room is Joni Mitchell's Hejira, where the conflict between freedom and love looms large.

The question is how much can I stand?

Now that so many students fight for the highest possible grades, work multiple jobs, join countless student organizations, and take initiative in their community, a single question should linger in the minds of students such as yourself: "How can I possibly stand out now?" Here's the thing -- colleges know just as well as you do that intelligent and active applicants are all over the place.

'Dear God, how can I continue to stand upright,' I cried, 'when there are so few practical and real-world affirmations of my existence on which I can consistently rely?'.

How can I expect them to stand up for what they believe in if I can't do the same?