Sentence examples for standing of what from inspiring English sources

He was in the house band for the germinal pop TV series "Shindig!" All the while, he was a member in good standing of what became known as the Wrecking Crew, a loose lineup of first-call L.A. session musicians who were the backing band on the 1964 rock-and-soul movie "The T.A.M.I.

What is important here, finally, is the moral standing of what is contained in the work of art, not the actual morality of the artist himself.

The three companies are Boeing, Hewlett-Packard and United Technologies, all three members in good standing of what President Dwight Eisenhower labelled the "military industrial complex," that agglomeration of multinational companies that not only profit from war but use the government/corporate revolving door to advance policies that promote war.

In one diptych, Napoleon and his officers are depicted opposite a nude woman who could be Joan of Arc standing on what might be a guillotine, holding her face in her hands as though it were a mask.

But we have every day, not just on the Fourth of July, to celebrate our spirit of life, of freedom, of independence, of standing for what we believe in, but not stepping on others' beliefs and ideas.

I am not ashamed of standing for what I believe in," Krofta told The Post and Courier.

If we have learned anything from DAPL, it is the power of people standing for what's right and standing their ground.

He demanded of his doctors that no one may treat him until he knew who shot him, from where the shooter was standing, what type of gun and what calibre of bullet and why.

Nikmanesh: Not to be intimidated by the potential consequences of standing up for what they believe in, what's right and what's fair.

When we arrived, demonstrators were standing around unsure of what to do.

"Spring Cleaning" depicts a woman standing in front of what is probably a bathroom mirror.