Sentence examples for views stand from inspiring English sources
But as broad generalisations, these views stand up.
Mark G. Heesen, the president of the National Venture Capital Association, countered that the views stand at odds with the growing sums that limited partners continue to push at venture capitalists.
These attachment views stand in stark contrast to more pragmatic views about territorial rights as means for conflict resolution (e.g., Levy 2000).
In contrast to all these realists views stand those of the anti-realists, who deny there are any such things as musical works.
To select a person whose views stand in such contradiction to progressive Democratic principles seemed an affront to what this campaign was about.
Web-only page views stood at 120.3 million in March.
The expert consensus is that neither of these views stands up.
And while toll opponents made up a spirited minority among straphangers interviewed in recent days, their views stood out, because they were both unexpected and passionately held.
On the extreme end of anti-nationalist views stands the idea of Pogge (if he can be interpreted this way) that there are no specific territorial problems for political philosophy the "dissolution approach", as Kollers calls it.
However, by 1675 the issue could not be avoided and by then his unconventional views stood in the way.
