Sentence examples for interesting stance from inspiring English sources

It was an interesting stance for Jacobs to take, though perhaps fitting since it came during an interview to promote Jacobs' coming appearance on a professional wrestling show.

The ISC takes an interesting stance on the issue of metadata (which it refers to as "communications data"), the term for the "envelope" of a communication.

It was an interesting stance from Cashman, especially since the Yankees had discussions with the Anaheim Angels about trading Hernández and two minor-league pitchers for outfielder Darin Erstad at the winter meetings in Boston this week.

It is easier to believe the satisfaction he expresses on his new album, "Inside Job," (Warner Brothers), which celebrates his recent marriage and fatherhood, than to accept him as a protest singer, even though that's his more interesting stance.

And they said, well, it's a very interesting stance because he knows we might need it, but he knows we'll never get it.

Then there were interesting stances taken by those who described themselves as mixed.

Of course, this also would make Facebook pretty irrefutably a media company, which is interesting given its stance on how its algorithms handle news distribution currently.

Now trade site AdAge has dug a little deeper into how brands are viewing the controversy, which makes for interesting reading whatever your stance.

Although Mr. Santorum's argument was clearly offered in strong support of the rights of Israeli settlers, it is interesting that his extreme stance, if it ever became official United States policy, could actually undermine Israel's stated goal of remaining "a Jewish and democratic state".

It's an interesting, and somewhat contrarian, stance to take.

One particularly interesting note was his stance on whether Twitter could be an acquisition target, given the news today that Microsoft bought LinkedIn — another huge professional social network — for $26.2 billion.