Sentence examples for statement stands from inspiring English sources

"I think the statement stands on its own legs.

The statement stands among the biggest gaffes in sports labor history.

That crimped statement stands in stark contrast to Mr. Schneiderman's history of working to support women's rights.

Recently, Clinton's ambassador to Israel, Martin Indyk, publicly called for the division of Jerusalem; his extreme statement stands as Clinton policy.

Although the statement stands true, the real question to ask is whether the media and the security and diplomatic community in the two countries make much of this handshake.

They benefit from "higher-quality" teaching; parents with degrees themselves; stability at home and teaching staff who can guide the application process to make sure the personal statement stands out.

Does that statement stand up to scrutiny?

The statement stood out for its thinly veiled racism, though the opportunity to start over was indeed appealing to many.

One statement stood out for me: that the women of Iran are "angry with the passive way men have accepted discrimination".

Unfortunately, I agreed with most of what Cameron said yesterday - except for when he wormed his way out of detailing the Tories' plans for nuclear power - but one statement stood out as particularly pertinent.

After Mr. Will's abdication on Tuesday, the Republican National Committee quickly sent out an e-mail message and posted a statement, "Stand Strong, Mr. President," on its Web site to take issue with the conservative columnist.