Sentence examples for out stance from inspiring English sources

"This is a building that epitomises the reasons why we would want to resist," says Danny, noting "Manchester Council's complete waste of money on concrete squares", the stupidity of building one million square feet of residential property that the protesters fear "no-one from Manchester can afford" and the Co-op's 'kick 'em out' stance.

Gandhi's vacillating, "neither in nor out" stance has badly damaged the party's credibility, to say the least.

It's the one bent knee, one straight knee, hip jutted out stance so many of us comfortably pop into.

On the other hand, it may be that these individuals provided the study with more in-depth information since membership in a whiplash organization implies a proactive and a well thought out stance on own life situation.

The narrower rib cage also means the the elbows are closer together and often creates a toed out stance.

Despite mixed records on the issue, Sanders and Clinton have both staked out stances on immigration in the primary that are well to the left of anything the Obama administration has advocated.

Mortician Caitlin Doughty has spent her career advocating for reform of the Western funeral industrial complex and for its living participants to reevaluate their squicked out stances on corpses.

These findings may not apply to all groups but for Illinois college students and San Francisco online daters, at least, a spread-out stance could help net a second date. .

Ms May spelt out her stance as the European Commission detailed plans for EU member states in northern Europe to take a share of the migrants to ease the burden on Italy, Greece, Spain and Malta.

There they worked out a stance toward life suited to the first generation that knew only a condition that no other generation had ever known — the absence of scarcity.

Mr. Gore personally has not joined in those suits, since they seek to have ballots thrown out, a stance that runs counter to his call for every vote to be counted.