Sentence examples similar to a stance of some from inspiring English sources

It's just that some of us cop to it, while others take a stance of pretend neutrality.

Irony is a stance of distance that pays a compliment to both its producer and consumer.

"I've taken a stance of stepping back from voting," Page said.

But a stance of rooted historical witness has been replaced by conceptual indirection and ambiguity.

"Unlike the Congressional Democrats, he adopted a stance of confronting Bush on Iraq," Mr. West said.

A stance of rooted historical witness has been replaced by ambiguity.

It just happens to be a stance of, at best, moral ambivalence.

More than ever, we need educational leaders who value the pursuit of truth and hold a stance of inquiry.

Feminists argue that the stance of control is a stance of social, often specifically male, power.

That is, the mirror does not take any stance of likes and dislikes; it does not take a stance of "for" or "against".

She maintained a stance of tolerance, as did I.