Sentence examples similar to informed stance from inspiring English sources

Professor Walton, however, said a mix of motives and actions more complicated than hypocrisy informed the stances of black churches toward gay and bisexual members.

Adrienne Asch, an internationally known bioethicist who opposed the use of prenatal testing and abortion to select children free of disabilities, a stance informed partly by her own experience of blindness, died on Nov. 19 at her home in Manhattan.

The absolutist stance informed a good deal of her other work in moral philosophy.

Informed by this stance, policy maker and administrators in nursing schools should consider use necessary facilities on campus to fulfill the needs for the improvement of test accommodations.

Cordray's observations in his state have informed his strong stance against mortgage abuses, said David Rothstein, a fellow at the New America Foundation and a researcher at Policy Matters Ohio, two non-partisan think tanks.

Cameron's ill-informed stance is typical of this neglect.

As Miqdaad Versi writes (Brexit has given a voice to racism – and too many are complicit, theguardian.com, 27 June) it has unleashed "a Pandora's box of bigotry and Islamophobia", but it has also ruffled the feathers of the remain camp, which, rather than understand the drive behind leave voters, are aggressively defending their own ill-informed stance.

This position was informed by a politically hopeful stance.