Sentence examples for obvious stance from inspiring English sources

It would be an obvious stance were it not contradicted by insistence from within Ibrox that the club should not be retrospectively punished if found guilty of illegally registering players during use of the now infamous employee benefit trust scheme.

In the end Anderson takes no obvious moral stance on Lancaster Dodd – a pedlar of ideas in an America that was always as much of an idea as it was a physical nation.

Most sources seem to take the somewhat obvious "feminist" stance, which asserts a disclosure of rape need always to be believed.

That, you'd think, should be an obvious editorial stance for any magazine about the arts to take, but nip into your local newsagent and flick through the remaining music magazines and you'll notice an almost disarming lack of actual criticism.

The immediate benefits of Abbott's candidacy are obvious: her political stance and pedigree, her ethnicity and her sex bring welcome variety to a contest whose frontrunners appear suffocatingly similar, both ideologically and culturally.

Back in March, we awarded Feinstein a (Dis- Honorable Mention for complaining about the C.I.A. spying on her staffers (her hypocrisy was obvious, consiDis- Honorablence on spying on AMentions in general).

They might never see eye to eye, since it seems obvious that one's stance on the issue greatly depends on one's own experience.

He quickly qualified his answer — "as long as I'm enjoying myself and I can help the team," he said — but his stance was obvious.

Prior wore strapping on on his right leg, but appeared able to crouch in the wicketkeeper's stance without obvious discomfort.

Sutter's stance was obvious.

"Obvious Child" takes a firm stance on abortion from the outset.