Sentence examples for every stance from inspiring English sources

Within a year Malcolm X had repudiated almost every stance in the interview.

In a recent SEC filing, Intel's board said it is "unrealistic" to expect the company or its stockholders to agree with every stance taken by a politician who receives contributions from Intel.

And Green Party MP Caroline Lucas, who is also pushing for a new referendum, said any debate "must be cross-party, featuring a diverse range of voices representing every nation, as well as every stance on this deal and our relationship with the EU".

The news media combed through every minute detail of the day ad nauseum, and ideologues from every stance on the political spectrum latched onto it to advocate for their own agendas.

Every stance that moves us beyond simply accepting the lesser of two evils in elections should be seen as one step forward in a march toward a different type of politics.

While every stance made against House Bill 2 marks a vital contribution in the movement against an unjust and discriminatory law, the calls by the representative bodies of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are qualitatively different from those of businesses and private institutions.

Two thousand years of Confucian thought underlay every ethical stance, every aesthetic gesture.

But there are two words in there that are key to decoding Perry's stance, and the stance of every position of ignorance in the world today: "genetic coding".

But there's no denying the exactness of every gesture, stance and inflection in defining someone who has made a fine art of self-protection and passive aggression.

But part of the reason President Obama won the election was his stated desire to move beyond classification of every policy stance as "liberal," "conservative" or even "centrist".

But as the Romney campaign began aggressively fighting for women's votes, the Obama campaign was simultaneously preparing to make sure voters hear about every conservative stance — especially those involving women's issues — that Mr. Romney took during his party's bruising primary race.