Sentence examples for true standing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Brown called the result "disappointing," but other senior Labour figures said it was unrepresentative of the party's true standing.

So what is the national team's true standing in world football?

"The real, true standing ovations haven't become devalued," said Ara Guzelimian, senior director and artistic adviser of Carnegie Hall.

But Azarenka's third round-robin match against No. 3 Serena Williams that will probably be used to judge her true standing in women's tennis.

His true standing is underlined by the retrospective list, compiled by Wisden in 2007, of Leading Cricketers in the World dating from 1900.

Mr. Rubinfien said the exhibition grew out of an urge to remind people of Winogrand's true standing among 20th-century photographers.

We examined the phenomenon of decoys and false objects, and realized that the true object surrounded by false objects is more difficult to discern than the true object standing foolishly alone.

Or a projection of menace and messianism, with only Bush grasping the true danger, standing between submerged threat and civilisation?

"Or a projection of menace and messianism, with only Bush grasping the true danger, standing between submerged threat and civilization?" Either is possible.

He told the media yesterday in the hokey, blokey, bush-wacking tone of One Nation: I'm not sure whether I'm gonna participate in any high court jurisdiction and if I do I'll simply go down, shear a sheep and take the belly fleece and stick it over my head and represent myself, because I'm a true Australian standing up for the Australian people.

In the distance he sees whom he believes to be his true love standing atop Belvedere Castle.