Sentence examples for default stance from inspiring English sources

But the rest of the world will now return to its default stance of ignoring Slovakia.

The BBC political editorship's default stance – well-exemplified during Nick Robinson's tenure – is more interpreter than newshound.

After moving to New York in 2001 and running for senator, she adopted the default stance of most elected officials from the Empire State: unstinting support for Israel.

The default stance of someone in Alex Neil's position would normally be to claim ignorance of the scepticism which surrounded his appointment, aged 33, as manager of Norwich City.

The default stance on King's Candy Crush Saga mobile game in the Guardian's comments section seems to be "It's rubbish and cynical, and the people who play it are fools".

Let's be skeptical, by all means; but let's not assume guilt and bad faith as our default stance.

This stance is very much the default position across Silicon Valley.

In an age where alienation is the default teenage stance, Benjamin no longer looks like a counterculture radical, nor does the film's treatment of an Older Woman seem as frank and racy as it must have once done.

I have chosen a path of dissent from the default zoophobic stance in our current social sphere, and as a result I've been targeted and imprisoned.

Manufacturer #9, commenting on whether any formal methods are used for converting user needs into device design requirements, also indicated that they adopt a reactive stance to customer suggestions and complaints, which is their default position on such matters.

The move to allow Chaori to default signals a new stance.