Sentence examples for is stance from inspiring English sources
noun
The manner, posture, or pose in which one stands.
- The fencer's stance showed he was ready to begin.
How is Stance going directly to voicemail to play your message on their machine?
Just as there is stance for an argument, so too is there a type of stance towards a person.
This is stance as described in the previous section.
But then, its being intrinsically bad is a truth that is stance-dependent.
Street, following Russ Shafer-Landau (2003, p. 15), says that a moral truth (or fact) is objective in the sense required by morality when it is "stance-independent," when, that is, it would hold independently of all our evaluative attitudes, taken collectively, whether we have them now or would have them on reflection under ideal conditions.
Make sure you're stance isn't too wide (usually about the length of your bat).
Boru said that the desire for some members to join IS is not likely to change anytime soon, nor is the anti-IS stance held by the group's leader Abu Ubaidha, who is committed to al Qaeda.
What is your stance on this?
Happily, that is his stance.
It is a stance he firmly maintains.
