Sentence examples for a familiar stance from inspiring English sources
For those who know Buzbee, this is a familiar stance.
The academies' statement, and its accompanying comment piece in Nature (probably paywalled, sorry), adopt a familiar stance, albeit with some progressive nods and winks.
After reversing course a day earlier on false claims about Barack Obama's birth, Donald Trump produced a familiar stance on another favourite theme on Saturday, telling an audience in Texas he would save American lives by securing the border.
Pakistan's foreign ministry released a statement repeating a familiar stance on drone attacks that the government has long publicly opposed, despite considerable evidence of past complicity in the programme.
The host more or less accepts these tributes — he lets them proceed, anyway — before falling back to a familiar stance of self-deprecation: "This is like buying produce off a prison truck" is how he described his show to Amy Schumer.
That's a familiar adversarial stance with clean lines between us and them.
Whatever actual resolve Republicans may have had to work across party lines seemed to dissolve overnight, and they reverted to the more familiar stance of reflexive opposition.
Mr. Colon was spotted on the No. 4 train at Grand Central in the familiar stance, the one seared into many people's brains: feet slightly apart, one hand hanging onto the metal handle, back to the platform as the doors slid open.
As Sestanovich put it, "The anti-American stance is a familiar French thing, not entirely cynical, not entirely principled.
But the Fed has remained cautious, and Mr. Bernanke repeated a familiar list of reasons for that stance, including the depressed housing market and turbulence in Europe.
