Sentence examples for even stance from inspiring English sources

Saul preferred the even stance with his feet parallel and pointing straight ahead.

Tip the car back on its heels by stabbing the gas after the apex of a turn, using the power to readjust the car to a more even stance before the next turn.

For two-weapon fighting (florentine) you need to keep an even stance, not an en garde position.

"We can learn so much by studying the décor, clothing and even stances," Mr. Phoenix said.

Even his stance is slightly closed rather than square.

Even that stance, however, is likely to raise hackles among conservatives.

Indeed, over the years the Netherlands has moved from a cosy pro-EU consensus to a sceptical, even antagonistic stance.

In construing the constitutional issues so narrowly, the decision can be read as taking a reluctant, even begrudging, stance toward affirmative action.

If the United States negotiated to deploy the shield in Lithuania, Russia would almost certainly adopt an even tougher stance toward that country, military experts said.

Taking a more tactful, even apologetic stance within the workplace isn't an inherently bad approach; we can't all be Alan Sugar (thank goodness).

The Saudis, who were already facing off against Iran-backed rebels in Yemen, have taken an even harsher stance since their leadership change.