Sentence examples for issue stances from inspiring English sources

"I change things about issue stances," he said.

5.59pm GMT And the photoshopping of that Bloomberg-De Blasio photo has begun: 5.40pm GMT At Salon, Steve Kornacki considers the various issue stances that could hurt Christie in a presidential race, but then argues that his personality tends to wash over all of that: And there's his trump card: personality.

Some of them, like Booker, have longstanding ties to or share issue stances or even worldviews with the 44th president.

Some of them, like Booker, have longstanding ties to or share issue stances or even world-views with the 44th president.

For one thing, he seems to have learned a core GOP insight of which most Democrats remain ignorant: that for the overwhelming majority of voters, a candidate's character is far more important than their issue stances.

"He adopted a 'oh, come on, Nicola, let's all be pals and talk about the issues' stance," said one senior figure.

From my limited knowledge of this issue, this stance is very far from the reality.

People say they are choosing whom they want, and the polls indicate they are choosing based on their feeling that he is trustworthy, rather than on any specific issues or stances.

I have very high respect for their courage but at the same time, I think on some issues their stances have been problematic.

Employing some of the same language he and others in his field have used to explain Donald Trump's appeal to white, rural America, Kimmel argues a sense of "aggrieved entitlement" and a longing for community are much more integral to radicalization than any particular political issue or stance.

He has tried to draw attention to his work on foreign policy and fiscal issues, but his stances on social issues are the ones that fire up the segment of the Republican primary base to which he most appeals.