Sentence examples for mutual stance from inspiring English sources
"We are clearly seeing some Co-op customers coming over to Nationwide on the basis of our values and mutual stance," said Chris Rhodes, group retail director.
It discusses four functional variants of that's right (confirming; mutual stance; restored intersubjectivity; recognition), and composite turns involving that's right.
It is argued that the confirming that's right and the mutual stance that's right are both involved with agreement, and work to ratify the design and action of a prior turn.
I was standing in the usual stance of mutual disregard, pretending not to notice my neighbours sweating through skintight pyjamas and making their angry – or, I suppose, fierce – faces.
Just that I intend to influence other people to behave in a certain way, or to form certain intentions, does not make my attitude intersubjective in such a way as to provide a stance for mutual critical assessment.
Massimo's shift from a more mutual to a more directive stance is consequential for how the sequence unfolds.
Why does Massimo accomplish this transition from a mutual to a more directive stance in topic initiation?
The move has raised concerns that one of the UK's two large mutuals will inevitably lose its ethical stance.
Rosie has said that Walters fired her from "The View," despite the official stance that it was a mutual agreement that she would leave the program.
Acceptance -- more so than tolerance -- breathes life into social structures; potentially shifting them from a stance of conflict to one of mutual respect.
A group of Republicans took a position on Michigan's same-sex marriage ban this week, saying gay marriage promotes conservative values of stability, mutual support and mutual obligation, despite the party's stance against it.
