Sentence examples for more open stance from inspiring English sources

Before Wednesday's game, Millar decided to make an adjustment, going with a more open stance.

O'Neill believes the BBC – and newspaper websites – missed a trick by not embracing a more open stance, inclusive of their critics.

"The contact point is a little bit later with a two-hander, so you can hit more open stance," said Dave Miley, the I.T.F.'s director of development.

Bob, the lefty, has the most obvious weapons — a bigger serve and a huge forehand, which he hits with a slightly more open stance.

Critics of the country's largest Lutheran denomination and its more open stance toward gay clergy formed a new Lutheran church Friday at a meeting of a conservative group in Grove City.

Some have suggested that Bishop Egan, who built a reputation as an effective administrator who rescued the diocese from bankruptcy, may have feared that reaching out to victims or taking a more open stance would have heightened the diocese's liability.

Looser clothing is worn by shin-daiko performers compared to kimono worn by Kumaoji-daiko performers; the looser clothing in shin-daiko allow performers to adopt more open stances and larger movements with the legs and arms.

The two men have also worked on Roddick hitting more open-stance backhands and making contact a little closer to his body in order to improve his movement and impact off that wing.

And to acknowledge that they were able to shift out of a habitual pattern of conflict into a more open, receptive stance.

By now, Gunn's earlier aggressive-defensive mode had given way to a more open, flexible stance; and he was in the right place at the right time - San Francisco in the late 1960s - to explore this openness.

Throughout Turnstile's 2015 album, "Nonstop Feeling," Yates and his cohort propose a more open-minded stance, cunningly blurring party lines.