Sentence examples for button stance from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, as Mr. Fazio notes, the market is moving toward a hybrid button stance.

Though the linebacker-like shoulders have had the air let out of them and the jacket shape is significantly softer, that signature button stance remains the same.

Button stance is not standardized the way neck sizes and sleeve lengths are; individual labels may be consistent, but the industry is not.

The men's wear designer Michael Bastian, who described himself as "obsessed" with button stance, learned the secret at Charvet, the shirtmaker founded in Paris in 1838.

Frustration with poor button stance is so universal, even Jerry Seinfeld talked about it with George in the final episode of his series.

Paul Surridge's first collection at Z Zegna also preferred this higher button stance — a crisp white shirt and dark tie peeked out just the slightest from underneath the jacket.

It featured, on the jacket, minimal shoulder padding, dual vents, and a graceful, three-rolled-to-two-button stance (his current favorite lapel style), and, on the pants, singlereverse pleats and one-and-a-quarter-inch-cuffed trouser legs.

The contrast with the buttoned-up, apolitical stance of her predecessor, Pat Nixon, brought the inevitable national furore, and various presidential advisers suggested that Gerald Ford should rein in his wife as soon as possible.

By and large, though, they have avoided taking a stance on hot-button issues.

Just this week, The Hill published an interview with Luján in which he insisted that the candidates it supports aren't subject to a "litmus test," which includes their stance on hot-button issues like abortion rights.

Will we really use this "restart button?" Many have questioned Schmidt's stance.