Sentence examples for by taking a strong from inspiring English sources

He'll work out positions by taking a strong stance and seeing what you have".

Many years ago Walter Cronkite startled the nation by taking a strong stand on Vietnam.

But we know that by taking a strong stand now, we'll be able to build a better future for our kids.

"If China thinks that by taking a strong stance that Japan will just roll over, then it is mistaken," said an editorial in the Yomiuri Shimbun newspaper, Japan's largest daily.

By taking a strong role in shaping Iraq's return to the community of sovereign nations, the U.N. can also demonstrate that it is determined not to let its global influence be marginalized.

"Schools have rightly responded to this overwhelming evidence by taking a strong line in identifying when children are absent without a valid reason, particularly where there is persistent truancy.

By taking a stronger stance and vowing to block any gun-control legislation on principle, they stood to increase their stature, please the conservative wing of the party, and rake in campaign contributions.

And while the filmmakers may believe that by not taking a strong position, they're giving viewers room to make up their own minds, they would need to dig harder to inspire that kind of engagement.

In a welcome show of unity, the United Nations General Assembly last week unanimously approved a resolution sponsored by Denmark taking a strong stand against torture or other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

Weddle stated that he and the other writers were inspired by the idea of taking a strong, heroic character and piling misfortunes on him or her until finally the character breaks: What happens in that moment?

President Vaclav Havel, himself a writer who spent five years in Communist jails for advocating democracy, was said by his spokesman to be taking a strong interest in the case.