Sentence examples for persistent stance from inspiring English sources
A persistent stance against gay marriage, despite a major cultural shift, has turned off younger voters and repelled gays.
She added: "This result does not change our stance on persistent begging.
Madame Nhu's aggressive stance and persistent calls for Khanh to attack, prompted the general to threaten to leave.
That limb exhibited an early and persistent increase in the stance phase duration.
Differences were primarily manifested during the latter 50% of stance, and were persistent when controlling for velocity.
Romney is aiming for a win that could ease persistent doubts among conservatives about his relatively moderate past stances and propel him toward clinching the nomination early.
The similar stances of China and Russia toward Syria and its government underline a persistent and broader challenge for the West.
The defense by David B. Rivkin and Lee A. Casey of President Bush's stance on telephone surveillance leaves out a key consideration: the administration's lack of credibility and its persistent abuse of the public's trust.
These included (1) a persistent broadening of TA muscle activity, (2) an overlap in GS and TA burst activity during the transition from stance to swing, and (3) an increase in GS activity at the end of the stance phase.
