Sentence examples for a middle stance from inspiring English sources

He's going to take a middle stance where he'll seem to have positions on both sides of the fence".

A lawyer and a former board chairman of Fairfax County, an area of prosperous suburbs near Washington, he is a moderate who supports gun control and free trade, and who takes a middle stance on the abortion issue.

Biden also laid out the platform he was running on, which included a middle stance between protectionism and free trade, opposition to the Reagan Strategic Defense Initiative, and support for child welfare, reduction of poverty, and the war against illegal drugs.

There are many other examples, and the pattern has been laid out many times before, as in my 2006 article "Yelling Fire on a Hot Planet" and 2007 piece on "A New Middle Stance Emerges in Debate Over Climate" (which some critics saw as falsely equivalent, as well).

I still like how Carl Wunsch of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology summarized things in my 2007 article, "A New Middle Stance Emerges in Debate over Climate" (of course that article prompted lots of slings and arrows, too): "Climate change presents a very real risk," said Carl Wunsch, a climate and oceans expert at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

A while back, Revkin published a similarly awful piece called "Middle Stance Emerging in Debate Over Climate".

The sEMG data are presented as mean ± one standard deviation (SD) in 13 subjects with external snapping hip (S) and 13 healthy subjects (H) in the following time periods: preactivation (50 ms before heel strike), acceptance (load acceptance and initial single support), middle stance (knee extension and late single support), late stance (opposite foot contact) and swing phase (ipsilateral swing).

Kyle Collins, a college student from Akron, Ohio, took a more down-the-middle stance, writing, "Don't necessarily agree with #PhilRobertson comments.

Matt Corley notes, "It's unclear why Politico characterizes Inhofe's decided support for the 'birthers' as an 'elusive middle ground' stance".

Many thought I was advocating a middle-of-the-road stance.

Indeed gay rights, including marriage, are a perfect illustration of another peril of moderation: taking a middle-of-the-road stance is hardly always the perfect solution it seems.