Sentence examples similar to authentic stance from inspiring English sources
"Here's what may happen if you embrace an authentic and vulnerable stance: Your staff will see you as a human being; they may feel closer to you; they may be prompted to share advice; and ― if you are attached to hierarchy ― you may find that your team begins to feel more horizontal," she wrote in Harvard Business Review.
We appreciate Clark's (2010) term, "authentic novice," to describe the stance of the adult researcher who recognizes that communication difficulties between adults and children are not just children's problems.
Mr. Romney's China currency stance "is about as authentic as his brief flirtation with cheesy grits," said David Axelrod, Mr. Obama's top political strategist.
It's a chance moment, blanketed in natural light, in which the subject's authentic self is visible in her expression, her stance, her aura.
A multilectical stance considers all social constructs associated with authentic inquiry as constituents of a whole, each presupposing the existence of the other (Fellner 2014).
Authentic Paint is out as queer and has a strongly pro-active stance to challenging the stigmas surrounding both polyamory and bisexuality.
To be authentic is to be clear about one's own most basic feelings, desires and convictions, and to openly express one's stance in the public arena.
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