Sentence examples for famous stance from inspiring English sources

His most famous stance, the lion laugh (eyes bulging, voice roaring and hands pawing the air), got even the most world-weary laughing.

Beyonce's birth announcement photograph directly quotes from Botticelli's painting, her pose a near-mirror image of Venus' famous stance.

While standing in front of the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue, Kardashian -- who wore a curve-hugging bright pink dress that showed off her blossoming baby bump -- posed with her arms outstretched as she imitated the famous stance for photographers.

The total of GOP senators throwing in the towel is now five (although that includes Larry Craig of Idaho and his famous wide stance).

Hobby Lobby is now famous for its stance against what its founders consider abortion pills.

Established a year earlier with help from Richard Wright, the clinic had become famous for its stance against segregation, not only in the clientele it served but also, perhaps more remarkably, in its all-volunteer staff.

The new round was led by the hedge fund Discovery Capital Management and included commitments from Wicklow Capital and the billionaire investor Peter Thiel — who is perhaps as famous for his stance against the necessity of  a college education as he is for his investments.

Idaho Senator Larry Craig quietly served out the remaining 17 months of his term after making the phrase "wide-stance" famous.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is famous for his stances on terrorism and separatism in Chechnya, infamously declaring that he would "wipe them out in the outhouse".

After an easy victory, for the first time in Tokyo's history Mr. Ishihara appointed as his lieutenant governor not a politician, but a high-ranking police official famous for his tough stance against organized crime.

During this period, Voltaire also adopted what would become his most famous and influential intellectual stance, announcing himself as a member of the "party of humanity" and devoting himself toward waging war against the twin hydras of fanaticism and superstition.