Sentence examples for something that stands from inspiring English sources
Money is, as Paul Samuelson once declared, a 'social contrivance,' not something that stands outside society".
This is something that stands out in manager Jogi Löw's work in this World Cup.
Chris Keating: "I like something that stands out, even if it's hideous".
"Meanwhile, in the arts," he said, "it's so difficult to find something that stands out and proposes something new anymore".
Professional photographers have relied on clever hands and sophisticated software to turn a good picture into something that stands out.
I think of a tennis court as something that stands apart from society, like an animal's cage.
Launching into a very dense driving genre, Black Box has gone all-out to create something that stands apart.
Unlike so many politically convenient proposals, however, the new standards authority is something that stands up on merit.
So is Rian Johnson paying homage here, or setting intractable puzzles, or has he forged something that stands up on its own?
Having worked as an advertising executive in the private sector, the idea of creating something that stands out from the crowd is instinctive for me.
The philosophical term 'substance' corresponds to the Greek ousia, which means 'being', transmitted via the Latin substantia, which means 'something that stands under or grounds things'.
