Sentence examples for multiple stances from inspiring English sources

While her interview provided an especially clear example of this context dependence, other interviewees in this project also exhibited multiple stances toward biology learning.

We highlight Ashlyn's multiple stances toward mathematics as an existence proof of the context dependence that may exist in biology students' epistemological stances.

Measures were put into effect to make the character unique by allowing the player to hold attack buttons in order to strengthen attacks, to contrast against other large character fighting styles in Soulcalibur such as Nightmare's multiple fighting stances.

He has been dropped in the order, been given days off and reconfigured his stance multiple times, and still nothing has snapped him out of his malaise.

The latter view highlights how students can take multiple context-dependent epistemological stances, some of which are productive for biology learning.

In this sense, it was noted that some invocations involve indicating a stance towards multiple attitudinal targets typically both what might be termed an 'immediate' co-textual target, but also making reference to an 'ultimate' actual target.

Pettit (2001) coined the term of discursive dilemma to highlight the fact that such problem can arise in all situations in which a group of individuals needs to reach a common stance on multiple propositions.

A substantial proportion of respondents reported a "neutral" stance for multiple survey items.

Now let me be clear, I don't expect the average liberal to support most of Congressman Paul's positions, particularly his stance on abortion, the closing of multiple government departments and agencies, and his stance on taxes.

The Iranian delegation at Vienna nuclear talks has hit out against western negotiators, accusing them of changing their stance and presenting multiple positions, as the negotiations looked almost certain to pass a US congressional deadline.

The other spots in the series were 30 seconds long and each highlights multiple issues, from Clinton's stance on Wall Street reform to Planned Parenthood funding, so this third spot is unique in that it's 60 seconds and focuses on a single issue.