Sentence examples for engaged stance from inspiring English sources

That political, engaged stance was entirely of a piece with his paintings of the time, whose tales of private life – as in for example Lovers (1984-92) – tosthey to the significance, even the historical weight, of what happens in bed.

By contrast, in architectural aesthetics, the default mode of experience and appreciation is an engaged stance, as a consequence of the premium on functionality in architecture.

… [they] don't presume that the morally complex and personally engaged stances taken by the speakers in Miłosz's poems are even possible.

And being officially taken off the market has definitely not changed my stance: Getting engaged and married is not an accomplishment.

Hence China might adopt a more moderate stance, engaging in "guerrilla-type" actions, sending aircraft across the so-called "middle line" of the Taiwan Strait or fleets of fishing boats escorted by frigates in to Taiwanese waters as a means of asserting the mainland's sovereignty.But will China really be able to keep its finger off the trigger?

The human annotators were engaged for the purpose of stance labeling.

JRM: No, I think that Obama has engaged in quite an adversarial stance with Putin.

Payment giants Mastercard, Visa, Paypal and American Express all said this week that they would take a tough stance on sites that engaged in illegal activities.

Microsoft, Google and Amazon have all taken similar stances, engaging in acquisitions and investments through their own respective venture arms in AI, though none have been as exclusively focused on the space.

Because recognition-based tracking alone is not sufficient to fulfil the task demands of agent-individualisation, the tracker may opt to engage in explanatory stances (i.e., strategies of enquiry; see Dennett 1987; Keil 2006) in order to better individualise the target by becoming sensitive to the target's unobservable causal history and mechanisms (see Figs.  2, 3).

Research has focused on how learners engaged in peer review by analyzing the stances of the language functions underlying their interactional or feedback exchanges.