Sentence examples for expressed position from inspiring English sources

Such an attitude no longer seems dramatic or even reasonably realistic as a widely held or expressed position; it's merely dismissible stupidity.

I must admit that I had reservations about publishing this article -- and not because of doubts about the expressed position.

Remaining "open" to the possibility of cure, while carefully mitigating against the possibility of despair is a commonly expressed position for individuals living with chronic pain or illness [ 18, 21, 23].

This debate had its roots in the immediate aftermath of the experience of relatively limited civilian bombing campaigns of the First World War, and especially in the influential and forcefully expressed position taken by Sir Hugh Trenchard, chief of the Air Staff from 1919 to 1930, on the capacity of air power to inflict telling psychological damage on a combatant's home front.

That lead developed during the last several months, as Mr. Romney expressed positions that have angered many women.

But even if Muir votes for the bill, it cannot pass the parliament, based on the publicly expressed positions of other crossbench senators.

The candidates expressed positions that weren't really new, just articulated differently, so in the end, the hourlong debate may have little impact on tomorrow's primaries this late in the process.

Comments that critics may view as "partial and aggressive" were more likely to represent "the rough and tumble of interaction in an area of science that has become heavily contested and where strongly opposed and aggressively expressed positions have been taken up on both sides".

It is only by seriously considering these divergently experienced and expressed positions that the governments here will succeed in actualizing the protocols put forth in last year's Paris Agreement.

In a deliberate attempt to satisfy the anti-immigrant wing of the GOP, Santorum and Romney expressed positions on immigration so radical, so destructive to the American economy, our historical heritage and to our collective sense of decency, that the car wreck metaphor truly took hold.

A continuous description would require a mathematical formula expressing position in terms of time.