Sentence examples similar to plainly stands for from inspiring English sources
The Lockwood and Stevens cases plainly stand for the principle that where there is any benefit derived by the railroad a pass is not 'free,' and that a passenger riding on such a pass may recover for injuries due to the railroad's negligence, regardless of stipulations in his pass.
apparently stands for "evidence".
As a depiction of the figure, it plainly stood outside the fine art tradition.
Beth Egan, an advertising professor at Syracuse University, said brands used to adhere to stylebooks that plainly laid out "what the brand is, what the brand isn't, what it stands for and doesn't stand for" — even down to color schemes used for logos.
Mr. Paterson, the contenders said, had plainly done some homework, speaking of his desire to choose someone who will be embraced by the voters when he or she stands for election in 2010.
POES stands for Polar Orbiting Environmental Satellite.
(rand stands for Research ANd Development).
PATH stands for Prevention Assistance and Temporary Housing.
"It stands for something.
(DIVA stands for Damned Interfering Video Activists).
