Sentence examples for distinct stances from inspiring English sources

During the 2016 campaign, the electorate was apparently subjected to no less than "141 distinct stances on 23 major issues during his bid for the White House".

Collectively, they should: (iii) represent diverse approaches to moral reasoning, and (iv) present distinct stances on the normative importance of national borders.

We selected theories that: (i) articulate important and widely held moral intuitions; (ii) have had extensive impact on debates about global justice; (iii) represent diverse approaches to moral reasoning; and (iv) present distinct stances on the normative importance of national borders.

Looked at from the perspective of speaker, it is also clear that different speakers hold distinct ideological stances.

In this paper, we show how during a single interview, a student takes two distinct epistemological stances toward the role of physics equations in her biology course.

The gait cycle is frequently divided into two distinct phases, stance and swing, which can be accurately determined from ground reaction force data.

No mass movement emerged, but Bottomley joined with other Independent MPs to form the Independent Parliamentary Group, with a distinct policy stance including the enforcement of war reparations, the superiority of Britain over the League of Nations, exclusion of undesirable aliens, and "the introduction of business principles into government".

Functional interpretations of the integrated neuromechanical responses are found below, organized within 4 functional phases of walking in which distinct responses occurred [ 3]: stance transition, stance, swing transition, and swing (see Figure  3).

Under the influence of the Great Depression, art had a distinct social and populist stance.

The A3 resembles a nine-tenths scale A4 sedan, but with a stronger stance, more distinct details and the latest techno gadgets.

There is a distinct political tenor to this stance, a challenge to audiences to move beyond conventions and limitations.