Sentence examples for only stance that from inspiring English sources

That wasn't her only stance that drew Democratic ire.

The only stance that our government was taking was wholly contra-marijuana.

Ms. James's piece is spot-on in its portrayal of heterosexual actors being praised for acting gay in mainstream Hollywood movies, not only confirming the stance that "you don't have to be one to play one" but virtually insisting upon it.

But Germany pushed back and said back-tracking on debt-reduction goals would only hurt confidence, a stance that suggested some disagreement between the International Monetary Fund and Europe's largest creditor country.

This is no time for Democrats to take an unrealistic stance that can only make Mr. DeLay's task easier.

For a period in the early 1980s political lesbianism overtook shagging for the revolution: the idea that if you were a real feminist you would only sleep with women, a stance that Beatrix Campbell sarcastically observed replaced the whole point of being gay – sex – with ideology.

It is a ridiculous stance that could only be thought up by a New Labour voting drone: "ma Da voted Labour, his Da did... so I must".

That's when the man, dressed in a purple hoodie and a pentagram necklace, enters a stance that can only be described as Power Ranger-y.

It's a stance that's not only unjust but also undermines the stated mission of the IFC, the World Bank and the rest of the international development finance industry: If these organizations resist responsibility in cases where their investments — their work — do harm, they're effectively perpetuating some of the same problems they putatively exist to remedy.

It was a stance that infuriated not only many voters – and the media – but also his adversaries within the PSOE who blamed him for the party's disastrous electoral performance.

It is this stance that has not only inflamed environmental advocacy groups like Greenpeace, but threatens to alienate the development agencies of European governments, said Kenneth Cassman, professor of agronomy at the University of Nebraska.