Sentence examples for contemporary stance from inspiring English sources

Across the country, at Utah State, where a women's basketball team has been started so the football team can qualify for a good conference (more on that in a later column), Athletic Director Rance Pugmire took a contemporary stance.

It's hard to find a more contemporary stance than that.

It just makes audiences work harder to resolve the contradiction between his dated "image" and his sly, contemporary stance.

The best have a strong eye for unusual beauty and contemporary stances.

Another party has argued who truly represents the American working class, the role that money plays in political systems, and historical voting records and their contradictions compared to contemporary stances.

The contemporary medical stance to the contrary, he was a hearty practitioner of physical exercise, often traveling on foot or horseback rather than by the customary coach or sedan chair.

That is a clear declaration of the contemporary church's stance.

Given the rich diversity of possible explanations and stances, contemporary social science has developed a variety of possible ways to enhance critical perspective taking.

Utilitarianism was the chief moral theory in Anglo American law for more than a century until recent decades and is the principal moral stance of contemporary economists.

The palm forest, like Merwin's poetry, has become a kind of prophetic stance against contemporary life: bearing witness to individual, almost foolish acts of creativity while devastation abounds.

The Smiths' non-rhythm-and-blues, whiter-than-white fusion of 1960s rock and postpunk was a repudiation of contemporary dance pop, a stance emblazoned in the hit single "Panic," with its controversial chorus, "Burn down the disco / Hang the blessed DJ".