Sentence examples for language stand from inspiring English sources

E.T.A., whose initials in the Basque language stand for Basque Homeland and Freedom, had not made a fatal attack since June 1998.

E.T.A., whose initials in the Basque language stand for Basque Homeland and Freedom, has fought for 31 years for an independent homeland.

The expressions in language stand for the thoughts of the speaker and represent them to the hearer.

Perhaps this is because of his view that the terms of natural language stand for complex, or derivative, concepts concepts which are composed of, and reducible to, simpler concepts.

These initials, in the Western Armenian language, stand for "Haygagan Khorhurtayin Sodzialistakan Hanrabedutyun," or the "Armenian Soviet Socialist Republic".

"If you have friends who are really distressed by this sort of language, stand up for them, put your arms around them".

The English language stands as a monumental contradiction of the tyrannical modern mythology of individual creativity.

Although the language stood for only one year, it drew the ire of abortion rights advocates.

And as in many cultural histories, there are places where dense language stands in for proper argument.

Trump's unrestrained language stands in sharp contrast with the stance adopted by President Obama over the past eight years.

Using the occasional cliché isn't a mortal sin; still, in the demanding confines of the short story, generic language stands out.