Sentence examples similar to it is stance from inspiring English sources

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.

Before the ECB made it's stance, England women's captain Charlotte Edwards had described the plans for the event based in Singapore as "a wonderful opportunity for top players".

Turning outward is fundamentally an orientation - it is a stance we assume, a posture, a mindset.

It is a stance he firmly maintains.

It is a stance that won him fans in Asia and beyond.

But it is a stance that Cricket South Africa can be proud of".

In an election year, especially, it is the stance, not the results, that counts.

But it is the stance of Turkey itself that gives the biggest hope.

To judge by results it is a stance which continues to backfire with mind-numbing regularity.

It is a stance that may turn out to have cost him dear.

They are right to do so but, being outsiders, it is a stance they can better afford.