Sentence examples for standing for all from inspiring English sources

Winnie suggests that they be burned, noting that if the photos of such an unattractive soul are published, the public will view it as standing for all souls.

"He felt that his scientific work was standing for all time, and that he was just a player in a much bigger enterprise," Dr. Pierce said.

Three independent variables seem to be enough: the power, the flow and a single parameter standing for all other quantities which affect the DR. The relationship is validated with data from commercial BWR start-ups.

A virtual user which interferes with the signal of the desired user standing for all interfering fragments is defined, and a joint detection algorithm is integrated with factor graphs framework.

(When the right wing assembles to protest, there's usually one thing in particular they want to change, and they usually get it. The left, standing for all the abandoned innocents of history, has to oppose everything).

Hall added: "It is not politically correct, it is a profound belief in the BBC standing for opportunities for all people.

Mr. Clinton led the Democrats to Pyrrhic victory in the 1990's -- the party won elections at the expense of standing for anything at all.

There are only three incumbent women standing for re-election – all of them Democrats: Mary Landrieu in Louisiana, Jeanne Shaheen in New Hampshire and Kay Hagan in North Carolina.

Its record number of council and parliamentary candidates failed to make a single breakthrough; and of the 28 BNP councillors standing for re-election, all but two were beaten.

"She has nerve damage, and she is unable to sustain notes, and she has problems standing for long periods — all the physical requirements necessary to perform in an opera".

Standing here for all the oppressed peoples of the world".