"stand for truth" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to firmly support or advocate for the concept of truth. You can use it in any situation where someone is emphasizing their commitment to seeking and promoting the truth. For example: "I will always stand for truth, no matter the consequences." "As a journalist, it is my duty to stand for truth and report the facts." "Our organization's values include standing for truth and transparency."
Whenever you take a stand for truth and justice, you are liable to scorn.
The Times needs to stand for truth, not truthiness – yes, even in a memoir-style feature article in the magazine.
Stand for Truth launched its website this week, with a scroll of three images, including one that features a law enforcement officer and dog silhouetted against a fence.
Stand for Truth, a group formed in November by Hal Lambert, a former finance chair of the Texas Republican Party, released the ad Tuesday.
Stand for Truth, a super PAC backing Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, has spent $1.1 million hitting the billionaire businessman, while Keep the Promise I, another pro-Cruz super PAC, has put in another $900,000.
Since 1970, the United American Indians of New England have organized a collective day of mourning at Plymouth Rock, Mass, where they bear the great cold to stand for truth and justice rather than sit indoors celebrating false myths over turkey and football.
Although Congressman Dennis Kucinich (Democrat, Ohio) recently introduced a bill in Congress calling for mandatory labeling and safety testing for GMOs, don't hold your breath for Congress to take a stand for truth-in-labeling and consumers' right to know what's in their food.
Although Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) recently introduced a bill in Congress calling for mandatory labeling and safety testing for GMOs, don't hold your breath for Congress to take a stand for truth-in-labeling and consumers' right to know what's in their food.
He stands for truth and he's exposing the lies".
In comics and on television, Superman stood for "truth, justice, and the American way" — as his famous catchphrase has it.
In comics and on television, Superman stood for "truth, justice, and the American way"—as his famous catchphrase has it.
