Sentence examples for another stance from inspiring English sources

Another stance of Smith's that I admire is his attitude to the press.

We went one at a time down the chute proper, watching from safe zones, then skiing 20 or more turns to another stance.

Along with Mr. Obama and Senator John McCain, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, Mr. Biden has supported Georgia's early admission to NATO, another stance that has put the United States at odds with Russia.

The club had another stance," said Swanson of Adams while stressing that he was not being critical of the former manager's strongly-held opinion.

On the one hand, we have the will, conceived of as another stance of the volitional kind in addition to wishing, striving, etc.

But many people (among them, one Eric Schmidt) take another stance: Siri is game-changing, and not only that, she poses a significant threat to Google (and beyond).

Another Obama stance, Lizza says, is that American support for protests against dictatorships "will inherently taint them".

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Another Obama stance, Lizza says, is that American support for protests against dictatorships "will inherently taint them".

"Welcome to this situation," they chanted again, breathing in and backing off as they had done before and then assuming another stylized stance.

Another new stance from Neneh Last year Neneh Cherry made interesting noises, pairing her distinctive, cool vocals with the experimental jazz of Swedish/Norwegian group The Thing, for their well-received record largely of cover-songs, The Cherry Thing.

Although he later backpedaled, calling his reactions "philistine, anti-socialistic, provincial and racially snobbish," he quickly segued into another preposterous stance: "I believe at last in the white man's burden.