Sentence examples for stands clearly from inspiring English sources

For him, Stetson stands clearly for 19th and 20th-century America.

His mainly ceremonial job gave him little chance to build a political base; no party stands clearly for his blend of humanitarian, liberal, communitarian ideas.Instead, parliament on January 15th failed, in two rounds of voting, to pick a successor from a rum bunch of presidential hopefuls.

Seven (7) out of the 24 researchers received nine or more indications and the most cited researcher stands clearly apart, having received 21 individual indications (see Table 1).

Consequently, SCHADEX stands clearly apart from the "N-years flood is generated by a N-years rainfall" paradigm, as a great diversity of hydrological scenarios can generate a flood of a given return period, with many variables taken into account.

Obama stands clearly in the progressive tradition of giving every human being equal opportunity to fulfill their potential.

In some species, the tomentum stands clearly above and forms a kind of roof above the fruit body; if it completely surrounds this roof, there might appear cuplike shapes.

Meanwhile, despite the massive smear campaign against Edward Snowden, opinion polls stand clearly with the truth-tellers.

"The things we see online, whether it is issues like gamergate or video games misogyny in popular culture, it is something that we need to stand clearly against".

As a Santa's grotto of the weird and wonderful, they need to stand clearly for one thing: the uniqueness and unpredictability of their stock.

"The club has to do something about it," said Newcastle United's head coach as he stood, clearly distressed and almost shaking with emotion, in a corridor deep inside St James Parkk.

His goal at 17 minutes was allowed by the English referee, Howard Webb, despite the fact that Bayern's Brazilian midfielder, Gustavo, had stood clearly offside, right in front of Madrid goalkeeper Iker Casillas.