Sentence examples for stood for authenticity from inspiring English sources

Oasis stood for authenticity.

Without the aura of the Levi's brand -- which long stood for authenticity, fashion, quality, personal freedom and even political consciousness -- the company might have been just another purveyor of denim pants.

Mao, chided by his own successors in power, becomes for these hipsters an imaginary figure who stands for equality, authenticity and a higher purpose — who embodies the opposite of what they loathe in the present.

He stood for what we stood for".

Ms. Abramson said that one of the greatest lessons of the Blair scandal was "how concerned, hurt and angry our readers were, because this was contrary to everything we stand for — the trust and authenticity that people attach to The Times".

Flamboyance has become a stand-in for authenticity, and it numbs.

But in ways that are far more true than not, Guinan's came to stand for cherished values — family ties, friendship, community, authenticity, localism — seen as being in steady decline.

And we will not stand for the media's erasure of the authenticity of our experience through our lack of representation.

I think that is going to be the key in 2008: I think authenticity and the willingness to stand for something unambiguously, especially on something like the war, will transcend any issue like gender in the red states".

This clarity will underscore his authenticity: a vital ingredient for connecting with voters as the electorate will know swiftly who he is and what he stands for.

POES stands for Polar Orbiting Environmental Satellite.