Sentence examples for genuine position from inspiring English sources

Without reflecting on and criticising these tendencies, it seemed impossible to have a genuine position on Putin's Russia; it seemed impossible to be a political or civic artist.

If a two-state solution is in the United States' interest in the region (and I believe that it is), then perhaps it is time to take a genuine position of neutrality in the dispute.

Do you know, because I don't, our position on welfare, do you know our position on education, do you know our genuine position on how we'd run the health service.

This, in essence, is supposed to be the season when all that spending of Abu Dhabi's oil riches was meant to leave Manchester City in a genuine position to challenge for the prizes they covet the most.

Marketing has never been and shouldn't be about trying to speak someone else's language but rather presenting a genuine position of who and what your brand is in a compelling way.

From a dilettantish obsession with hockey, to the assertion that Pabst Blue Ribbon is "good" beer, this TV viewer is mostly incapable of tendering any sort of genuine position on television programming.

The assumption, however, that the Doctrines of the Philosophers is not merely a report of the teachings of the falâsifa but rather represents al-Ghazâlî's genuine positions in philosophy is not limited to the Latin tradition.

Mr Lowe said that while he did not criticise this, "if the public knew the real position with the genuine bags there would be almost as great a loss of confidence".

But your dismissal of even the possibility of a genuine pacifist position seems bizarre - even if it is not a position you share What is it that unites the positions taken by some towards Iraq, Palestine, the Balkans and other bloody or potentially bloody situations?

He contrasted it with his own "genuine conservative" position; namely, that what the poor really need from government are pro-growth, pro-job policies.

He equated Mr. Romney's attitude with the worldview of Mr. Obama, contrasting it with his own "genuine conservative" position, namely that what the poor really need from government are pro-growth, pro-job policies.