Sentence examples for almost every stance from inspiring English sources

Within a year Malcolm X had repudiated almost every stance in the interview.

A little investigation into the incident reveals the genuine surrealism at its heart, a quality which is commonplace in Northern Ireland when authority is pitched against art - perhaps due to the fact that almost every "official" moral stance comes from a religious position.

Mr. Reed had little familiarity with Gilbert and Sullivan, an almost treasonous stance for a Briton.

Israeli officials have adopted an almost defiant stance, pointing to legal and ethical commitment to contracts.

"A lot of that had to do with an almost moral stance against color because most it of was used commercially.

A subtly sculptured body gives the Ghost a dynamic, almost athletic stance, especially compared with the monumental presence of the Phantom.

At 67, he has an almost military stance, which brings to mind his service as brigadier general in Italy during the Second World War.

The speech in its entirety reflects nothing of the almost isolationist stance the president took during his election bid in 2000, during which he eschewed "nation building" and promised humility in foreign policy.

Either way, the policy could turn out to be more pragmatic than the almost subservient stance adopted by the Obama administration.

Usually his performances are charged by a strong, almost arrogant stance, as if expressed by a man who is proud to have not only survived but thrived.

Prior to this period he had rejected what he perceived as the narrow religion of his parents, and took an almost nihilistic stance, not unlike Nietzsche's, toward religion and God.