Sentence examples for Opposite stance from inspiring English sources

The school has taken the opposite stance.

In Westfield, N.J., Keith Petersen has taken the opposite stance.

Meanwhile, John McWhorter takes the opposite stance in "The Language Hoax", forthcoming in February.

Mr Khamenei said Iran took the opposite stance about arming Palestinians.

Some hedge funds are said to be taking the opposite stance.

And where are the conservatives taking the equal and opposite stance?I see what she's getting at.

Two opposite stances can be taken towards the problem: compatibilism maintains that free will is compatible with a deterministic world, which incompatibilism denies (see the entries on Free will and Compatibilism).

That two brothers with opposite stances can unite in loathing and resignation tells you all you need to know about the post-Chequers plan.

When opinions clash, when individuals don't agree -- and in fact take polar opposite stances, it's hard to find a calm, respectful, peaceful place, and it is unnerving.

Cook Wilson did not argue directly against the coherence theory, as Russell was famously to do (Russell 1910, 131 146), but took instead the opposite, foundationalist stance.

McConnell's current position is also the opposite of the stance he took in 2009 when Obama was newly elected.