Sentence examples similar to stand widely from inspiring English sources

In a treasured photograph, I stand smiling widely next to the champ, my brown fist to his face, his to mine.

While the European bank's decision to stand pat was widely expected, it finds itself in a fluid situation.

In May 2015 – for both the general and the local elections – we are going to up our game, aiming to stand even more widely, to ensure austerity is not unchallenged at the ballot box.

With a federal election coming, handing the Conservative majority government an opportunity to appear strong by easily passing a vote on a small-scale, non-combat military operation to take stand against a widely hated enemy, is not likely to end in the orange party's favour. .

The tiered stand is widely sold as a "cupcake tree".

Meanwhile, they let stand East German records widely accepted to have been fueled by doping.

Is there anybody today, for instance, who will stand by the once widely held conviction that Luchino Visconti's Death in Venice is a masterpiece?

Fabra also commissioned a 24-metre-high copper sculpture to stand outside the airport – widely believed to be of himself – at public expense.

The ability and opportunity to read widely – to stand in the shoes of the different and the dead, to travel to other times and into other cultures – is an important part of being human.

Among the several transcriptome profiling methods, RNA-seq and DNA microarray stand out as the two widely used genome-wide gene expression quantification methods [ 1- 17].

That said, it now stands as a widely acclaimed work of fiction in its own right.