Sentence examples for stands publicly from inspiring English sources
He saw it first in SLS Brickell, a new hybrid hotel-condo outfitted by Philippe Starck, a design hero known for his industrial approach, that features an impressive art collection (including a sculpture from Colombian maestro Fernando Botero that stands publicly in front of the hotel) and two restaurants helmed by James Beard Award winning chefs.
Mr. Zebrowski and his Democratic allies scoff at the suggestion that Mr. Morahan is politically moderate, noting that he has taken stands publicly against abortion rights.
But I will ask those who care about the writ of the international community to stand publicly behind our action.
But the burden of proof is enormous when no one will stand publicly behind a bold assertion.
For a woman who, barelegged, had risen to become the world's most famous Algerian, there could be no neutral stance, and before last fall's elections Boulmerka stood publicly to support the country's ruler.
When France and Germany balked at supporting the war on Iraq, the Spanish prime minister, José María Aznar, stood publicly by Mr. Bush at a summit meeting in the Azores a year ago this week, and just days before the war began.
A bumper harvest of experimental results, DNA sequences, and transitional fossils will not carry the day unless we, ourselves, are willing to stand publicly for the cause of science.
But that doesn't mean they should come out and stand publicly with the accused.
Consequently I rejoiced in the presence of several firebrand classmates, of various persuasions, determined to stand publicly not against Colin Powell but against the policy he had endorsed.
But it takes courage for both she and other artists to stand publicly and shed light on past shame, hurt and risk judgment from their fellow man.
Not only the oppressor, but also the "bystanders," are confronted with a choice: whether to help or allow the resisters to prevail, at least in the short-run, or whether to stand publicly on the side of brutality.
