Sentence examples for better stance from inspiring English sources

But it's my fine art background that has hardwired me, so I always adopt the "could do better" stance.

"The last series at home it looked like he was getting a better read, a better stance; even yesterday he took a walk or two.

Insisting that the federation was nonpartisan, John J. Sweeney, the president, stopped short of saying he favored Democrats over Republicans, although he said Democrats usually took a better stance on worker issues.

The DUP backed Brexit and pushed for a better stance for Northern Ireland in Europe.

I didn't realize that there's a better stance for the Attorney General to take.

Tomorrow night, President Obama is going to launch a populist offensive, and if all the Republicans do in response is to retreat into their default "Let's give your boss a tax cut, that'll make your life better!" stance, then the choice for populist voters in 2016 is going to be obvious, no matter what Mitt is saying on the stump.

Mr. Graham has better stances not only on choice, but also gun control and education.

This year they've added 8 more courses, new players (including the old-time greats), better stances, and more comprehensive game face controls.

But in these cases one would like to know better the stances of Gregory's immediate predecessors, especially Parisians like Francis of Marchia, in order to determine the possible sources and degree of originality of Gregory's ideas.

During post-event media duties, the Norwegian had played with her mobile phone, giggled, shrugged her shoulders and essentially asked "What is the fuss about?" It was a stance better recognised among spoilt schoolchildren.

As emotions here run high over how and whether to integrate hundreds of thousands of newcomers into German life, few incidents encapsulate the debate over Merkel's stance better than the firestorm over the ARD image.