Sentence examples for a complex stance from inspiring English sources

As a heuristic, this kind of non-eliminative pragmatic reductionism is a complex stance.

Rumors apparently spread that "two or three Circassian slaves of outstanding beauty" had also been sent, which might have further complicated the president's already-complex stance on slavery.

Words in later works are borrowed from Proust, Joyce, film scripts, and newspaper headlines, and present a more complex philosophical stance.

But it is a complex situation, highlighted by the international reaction to Horton's stance, because these values incorporate sportsmanship, individual responsibility, respect and the expression of opinions.

But while the two stances may seem contradictory, they are in fact part of a complex problem to which the NHS is struggling to respond.

"Praise is an attitude, a stance.

The new investigation appeared to show a more aggressive stance by the Bank of Italy, a player in the complex power dynamics of contemporary Italy.

His was a "circumstantial stance".

"He took a strong stance.

No country had a tougher stance.

Nasser took a hostile stance toward Israel.