Sentence examples for few stances from inspiring English sources

Then Paladino took out the bat; tried out a few stances; swung it a little too widely.

That's similar to the score of Senator Rob Portman of Ohio, who has a few stances where he breaks from his party but is otherwise quite conservative.

In a fraught election season, there are quite likely few stances as uncontroversial as a populist knock against the city's parking rules.

Donald Trump veered wildly during the campaign, but one of the few stances he maintained with iron consistency was his admiration for Putin.

"I've begun to incorporate a few stances and moves that seem to fit with being a badass alien hellbent on bass destruction".

Soon after becoming president, Clinton abandoned his few initial stances that might qualify as "left".

In fact, not fighting is one of the few firm stances she's able to take in Marcy Dermansky's new novel The Red Car, a spare and funny story about regaining your footing after coping with grief.

But, of all these stances, few are as compelling as the squat — a crouch, with the feet flat on the ground, and the hamstrings resting on the calves.

A few years earlier these stances would have been seen as betrayals of the evangelical Christians who were at the centre of the party's electoral strategy.

But as a candidate, Trump's stated suspicion of military adventurism, particularly in the Middle East, had been one of his most — of, arguably, few — rational foreign-policy stances.

Their access to steady earnings streams and their defensive stances suggest few surprises on the downside and the prospect of solid continued growth in a turbulent market.