Sentence examples for Such a stance from inspiring English sources
Such a stance was crucial, Refn stressed.
Such a stance belonged more to the 19th-century philanthropic tradition than to 20th-century Westminster.
Such a stance has been encouraged by governments, for whom employment comes before profits.
Such a stance is admirable, and reflects the Turkish Cypriot roots of the designer.
Such a stance not only overlooks the difficult policy problems facing the Brics but understates wider development challenges.
Such a stance would scupper Gill's stated desire to reach a settlement with the duo in the intensifying power struggle.
Such a stance also hints that writer/teachers remain in thrall to the romantic idea of creation.
Such a stance is both suicidal and murderous, even though few people actually intend it to be so negative.
Such a stance is popular in a place justifiably skeptical of federal disaster response after Hurricane Katrina.
Such a stance contrasts starkly with current regional dynamics that have been largely in favour of the Kurdish groups.
Such a stance calls for the scrutiny of the mundaneness of contexts of participation.
