Sentence examples for stand for exactly from inspiring English sources

According to the latter, who speaks of 'inextricable difficulties' in Frege's view (Russell 1903, 45), they stand for exactly the same entity.

In other words, they stand for exactly what we have right now.

That team record stood for exactly 28 years.

That the cross no longer stands for exactly what it signified in the 13th century is logical.

She is executive director of Human Rights in China, an organization with offices in the Empire State Building that stands for exactly what the name says it does.

But he was a great speaker, and his voice stood for exactly the opposite of what Bob Grant's stood for: raising the quality of public discourse, in substance, of course, and also in tone.

(The M.F. stands for exactly what you think it does -- and it's not Marshall Fine).

Backed by a tight live band, the consummate showman didn't let a little cold weather slow him down, tearing through fan favourites including "Get Back," "Money Maker," "Stand Up," and his latest Ty Dolla $ign-assisted single, "Vitamin D" (which stands for exactly what you think it does).

What do they stand for these days, exactly?

"I'm willing to stand up and fight for exactly what I told you I was going to fight for you because I think it's the right thing to do," he said.

The tubes are well mixed and stand at room temperature for exactly 15 minutes.