Sentence examples for children stance from inspiring English sources

Many of the comments on BBC message boards take a "won't somebody think of the children?!?" stance, as though a bit of (lovely) cleavage at 7 PM on a Monday evening is going to blind their sensitive offspring who are just trying to pray their god damn way through dinner in peace.

Many practitioners and pundits caution sternly against didacticism in books for children, a stance I find puzzling.

He spoke of cancelling an Obama administration programme that gives work permits to about 800,000 young immigrants who came to the US as children – a stance likely to slam shut any chance of Latino outreach.

Or consider how employers who hold racist views of native-born black Americans will often hold very positive views of black immigrants and their children, a stance that Malcolm Gladwell memorably described as "multicultural racism".

For example, it recommends that parents be able to use reproductive technology to pick the sex of their children, a stance that flies in the face of overwhelming British public opinion.

The MHRA deemed fluoxetine an acceptable treatment of MDD in children, a stance which was adopted by the IMB.

Explaining my child-free stance to stranger after stranger was wearing, but made me think harder about why I'd made my choice.

How many parents have rejected their children, justifying their stance of tough love through the ideals of this organization?

When a child converts, family members often feel deeply ambivalent — about the perceived personal rejection, about the child's religious stance in an increasingly secular world, and about the child's chosen faith specifically.

She felt that "Harambe's hold on the child and his sheltering of the child inside his stance, are all indications of protection".

Teach your child the "pirate stance"!