Sentence examples for of different stances from inspiring English sources

"But he told me he had a lot of different stances — which isn't ideal".

You can adjust it to prop up your iPad at an analog range of different stances, with the motion of the stand combined with flipping your gadget altogether.

The show, which uses sporadic stretches of Shakespeare's original text, keeps trying on different stances and voices like an attention-deficient kid in a Halloween costume shop.

It persisted and has grown because of the increasingly different stances of the two major political parties and most of their candidates on women's rights.

He displayed the two images of Nunez's different stances, one atop the other, and Nunez saw the light.

The Trump administration takes a bit of a different stance: OK, forget about those kinds of restrictions, we must focus on the fight, and we'll be less concerned over the risk of mission creep.

A powerful and ruthless swordsman, Saitō lives by the code, and frequently fights using the Gatotsu, a special left-handed stab variant of the Hirazuki technique of the Shinsengumi, and its different stances.

The movies have explicit visual overlaps and they use silence to make outer space seem especially haunting, but Hans Zimmer's score is much more urgent than that of "2001" and they take wildly different stances on the value of human relationships.

It's a little bit of a different stance for us".

These different stances capture different levels of reality, and our language reveals which one we've adopted.

The relations between one's first principles, the perceived aims and limits—of natural philosophy, and one's religious background came together in eighteenth-century Great Britain to issue in a number of different philosophical stances.