Sentence examples for it certainly stands from inspiring English sources

And it certainly stands on its own without that cultural baggage, despite our tendency to conflate controversy with literary value.

For those who caught his play Reasons To Be Pretty (in which Greg and Steph broke up when he admitted that he didn't think she was pretty), this is a sequel though it certainly stands on its own.

Amid all the old university buildings, it certainly stands out.

In this fickle literary world, it's impossible to predict whether Sofer's novel will become a classic, but it certainly stands a chance.

But it certainly stands a better chance of demonstrating some of the humbleness that Obama has said is a founding principle for resolving conflict, in contrast to the Bush administration's practice of ignoring and aggressively isolating whole peoples and movements.

And the level of aggressiveness and risk-taking advocated by the hard-charging Mr. Schmidt leads to misses as well as hits; it certainly stands in contrast to the more orderly, controlled Obama campaign.

But it certainly stood out amid a sea of dullness.

"But it certainly stood to be a money maker".

49 Although it has certainly stood the test of time for its original purpose, our study confirms earlier findings of a fall in the predictive abilities of this risk score in older populations.

"It will certainly stand as a record for this moment in time, and the crisis – particularly the moral crisis – which we're now undergoing on the issue".

But it could certainly stand to benefit from fresh management's point of view, and sooner rather than later, the company will probably elect to do just that.