Sentence examples for many stances from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dylan wasn't there, but his many stances were: lover, goad, wiseacre, preacher, tale spinner, judge.

The philosophy of mind has given rise to many stances regarding consciousness.

Martin said that he was a victim of bullying and has taken many stances against it during his career.

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Despite the religious conflicts woven within, which mostly reflected our own, it never came off as an anti-Muslim, or pro-Christian film in its many stances; it's just a whole lot of sword on sword, blood-serviced comfort food.

A possible explanation may be that the shoulder is a large and central joint (compared to elbow, wrist and hand) providing stability and mobility in many stances and movements of the whole upper extremity.

These bindings have many stance options.

Most of the literature accepts that many ethical stances taken by corporations are beyond legal requirements and are adopted in recognition of a belief that businesses have ethical responsibilities towards society (Jones, 1980; Manakkalathil and Rudolf, 1995; Carroll, 1999; McWilliams and Siegel, 2001; Kok et al., 2001; Oppewal et al., 2006).

Maher and Harris maintained that liberals should be more outspoken about criticizing many Muslims' stances on such topics as women and LGBT issues.

I didn't go to mass last week or the one before, and I, as mentioned, don't agree with many Church stances on core social issues.

Schenkkan does a fantastic job of inhabiting the mind of a Trump voter, creating empathy if not compassion and allowing us to see the rationale behind many controversial stances.