Sentence examples for fixed stance from inspiring English sources
Although there are a range of methods to classify retail outlets (such as The Town and Country Planning (Use Classes) Order 1987 categories in the UK), we used the Council defined categories, which included 'cafes', 'takeaways', 'food stores' (e.g. general stores, newsagents, supermarkets), 'multi-national fast food chains' and fixed stance food vans.
Returning to Cloudflare, the company has taken a very fixed stance in the face of criticism for providing online services to extremist websites, with CEO Matthew Prince blogging in 2013 that "a website is speech.
That should foster clinicians to shift from a fixed, fatalist stance, for example when facing negative symptoms in the field of relationships with significant others, to a view more concerned with an attachment related stance.
If we are to stop at sketching what Zen-seeing is together with its understanding of time and space as an integrated space-time, Zen fears there occurs a danger of fixing the stance thus "obtained,"—although we must keep in mind that Zen "obtains" the stance of "not two" in such a way that it cannot be obtained, for in the non-dualistic dimension nothing can be "obtained".
Generally, the learning of push hands builds steadily; moving from fixed-stance patterns with a single hand, and ending in a moving step pattern with both hands sometimes varying in height and speed.
The footwork, when the feet aren't fixed in a weight-lifter stance, glides along the ground, rolling over ankles and toe tips.
However, Zen also recognizes at the same time that any stance that is fixed is one-sided and partial.
For some, this involved intuition; others noted signs such as a head down stance, lethargic manner, fixed gaze or lack of eye contact.
In Hindu sculpture the tendency is toward hieratic poses of a god in a particular conventional stance (murti; image), which, once fixed, perpetuates itself.
