Sentence examples for militant stance from inspiring English sources

To be fair, you have to assume his militant stance on fruit is not meant to be taken wholly seriously.

Last week, he softened his militant stance when he conditionally approved the new Iraqi interim government, which he had mocked.

Doing so, Morrison broke ranks — particularly with black male writers such as Larry Neal and Amiri Baraka, who were taking an increasingly militant stance against racism.

In the 1940s, however, the ANC revived under younger leaders who pressed for a more militant stance against segregation in South Africa.

The torture that he allegedly endured in prison seems to have helped to harden his views into a much more bitter and militant stance.

In international affairs, a policy of security through negotiation (in contrast to the militant stance of the Bloc National) was pursued by the foreign minister Aristide Briand.

Though it would have been valuable to see Mr. Wilson and Mr. Taaki challenged on their opinions, Adam Bhala Lough, the director, allows the men to make uncontested cases for their extremist and sometimes militant stances.

Giuliani is gambling that well-watered memories of his 9/11 Churchillian moment plus an ultra-militant stance on terror and foreign policy can overcome his record of what looks to Republicans (if not to New Yorkers) like social liberalism.

His militant, anti-American stance, however, is hardly a surprise.

No one embodies this ideology more than the Green Brigade, an ultras group known for its militant anti-imperialist stance.

No one embodies this ideology more than the Green Brigade, a group of passionate fans known for their militant anti-imperialist stance.