Sentence examples for So stance from inspiring English sources

What is the result of taking either the "just because" or "God made it so" stance on the origin of the universe?

What's more disturbing than Moore taking an "I told you so" stance on a tragedy is that he alludes to a logically retarded conclusion: Unless we watch his movie and really, really, really listen closely to its message murder sprees in America are never going to stop.

So our stance hasn't changed.

If so, what stance is your employer taking?

Perhaps this was not so surprising stance for him to take.

Migration is among the defining issues for our age, so their stance has been both morally wrong and politically-dangerous.

So, his stance on security and the economy plays to the deep state and to the US.

All five opposition parties have said they would not support the presidential candidate so the stance of the 24 independent MPs will be crucially important.

Cartel members with the ability to exceed production quotas continue to do so, a stance adopted during the rapid rise in prices to near $150 per barrel earlier this year.

Sullivan has been in post a mere matter of weeks, so her stance on this issue has turned heads and drawn praise.

But city voters are split over whether the casino should be approved, so his stance has not given him the kind of advantage that the schools issue appears to have given Mr. Connolly.