| The store even has fake vintage Tshirts for germophobes who can't stand to wear used clothing. |
| Nowadays, you can't stand out by simply detuning your guitars to E or soloing faster than anyone else. |
| I can't stand his strained voice. I can't stand his underbite and the way he grimaces when he sings. |
| The business people can't stand, of course, to have something go wrong that gets into the newspapers. |
| Like every father who can't stand to be around his son, He showered John with gifts like surround-sound speakers and a Jaguar car. |
| I think the smug thing is spot on, I really can't stand the guy and I don't know why. |
