Sentence examples for Traditional stance from inspiring English sources

Yet in recent months there have been signs that Republicans are shifting from their traditional stance.

Compares Keaton's traditional stance to the physical comedy of Jerry Lewis and Jim Carrey.

John Gittings Margaret Beckettt's speech on non-proliferation was a departure from Britain's traditional stance.

Under her rule, the party has reverted to its traditional stance; left-leaning and not very interested in reform.

Moholy-Nagy was entranced by the mechanised production of artworks, ridiculing the artist's traditional stance as individual creator.

The Royal Household's traditional stance has been to ignore inaccurate reports rather than draw attention to them by complaining.

Assuring that well-founded traditional stances obtained a public hearing free of stereotypes and snap judgments was certainly a satisfying role, but also an uncomfortable one.

Israel and western aid donors may not accept anything less than a complete and open renunciation of Hamas' traditional stances on the use of violence and Israeli statehood.

He does not only deny that there is a conflict between Britain's traditional Atlanticist stance and its new stance of helping Europe to act autonomously in defence.

Like Beaverbrook, he expected his papers to reflect his political desires, switching the Express from its brief period as a supporter of Tony Blair's New Labour before returning to its traditional Conservative stance and finally favouring Ukip because of its anti-EU stance.

"I held out my arms, in a traditional Greek stance, and shuffled along the sands.