Sentence examples for entertaining position from inspiring English sources

While Costas Manylor is not the world's most engaging screen presence, the plot does place him in the always entertaining position of a lawman being forced to investigate crimes that he actually committed.

The notes for Justice Tom C. Clark, a Texan, indicate greater uncertainty, but he was clearly willing to entertain the position that "we had led the states on to think segregation is OK and we should let them work it out".

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 294–95) The Prāsaṅgika does not, like Nyingma, entertain any position of its own, except for the purpose of a therapeutic reason, and for which "the Prāsaṅgika relies on the convention as a framework for things that need to be cultivated and those that are to be abandoned.

While entertaining the internalist position, Watson proceeded to call attention, in forceful detail, to just how much historical considerations do matter.

He was said to be only one of several better-known fund managers who decided not to entertain the Berkshire position.

Special Entertaining Spot.

It's not like there weren't any good quarterbacks five years ago and a random influx of talent at the position has made the game entertaining.

In accordance with the Single Audit Principle, UNICEF is not in a position to entertain requests for external audits by individual Member States or others, and is not in a position to offer the services of the UNBoA to conduct specific audits outside the UNBoA's audit plan.

While the tete-a-tete with Schmidt made for entertaining political theater, of far greater significance is the positioning of Palin's foreign policy views since the campaign.

In the situation described, Sally is only in a position to entertain a general proposition about Bill and not the singular proposition that would support the truth of (17) and (7).

If having an innate concept entails consciously entertaining it at present or in the past, then Descartes's position is open to obvious counterexamples.