Sentence examples for stands very much from inspiring English sources

But in public she stands very much alone.

But "Hero Brother," due out on Constellation Tuesday, stands very much alone as an artistic statement, calmly ravishing and emotionally centered.

The book sheds little new light on how she views issues that might come before the Supreme Court (aside from some candid talk about resistance she encountered, as a student, from critics of affirmative action), but it stands very much on its own — not unlike Barack Obama's first book, "Dreams From My Father" — as a compelling and powerfully written memoir about identity and coming of age.

"Jezebel", too often compared with "GWTW" (released one year later), stands very much on its own.

Just maybe, though, the moral of Sullivan's Travels is right: humankind cannot, as TS Eliot wrote, stand very much reality.

Google should have taken more responsibility and initiative on this, but they stood very much aloof.

O'Keeffe is someone who can stand very much on her own.

"Lucas is a thoughtful person, an honest guy, a clever person but he's also very cautious... he's going to want to lay down his terms and, as they stand, I very much doubt that he will accept.

It's a perfectly serviceable device with its share of nice flourishes, but it just doesn't stand out very much.

Use only one to two coats as Eleanor's eyelashes do not stand out very much.

"Jeremy stood very strong.