Sentence examples for position of anything from inspiring English sources

Without criteria for determining the legitimacy of a proposed species concept, species pluralism boils down to a position of anything goes.

We've come to believe that anyone who has ever stated a position on anything of consequence cannot be confirmed.

"We're not in a position of ruling anything out at this point," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said.

He decided that Mr. Beatty's relationship with his wife, Annette Bening, "was off limits, because I didn't want to be in the position of writing anything that might embarrass them or their four children".

In much the same way, messaging apps want to make the platform that underpins them interchangeable and irrelevant, and seem best positioned out of anything born in the mobile age to do so – as evidenced by Facebook Messenger's reach, which it has managed to amass despite sever limitations like not being available in China.

Being employed almost exclusively to write about books I like, it is very rare that I get the chance to be nasty about a book, and have come to adopt the rather matronly position of not saying anything if you don't have anything nice to say.

As a result, he's never had to take strong positions on much of anything.

She was scathing about Sturgeon's comments about looking again at independence, saying the SNP was "reverting back to its favoured position of seeing if anything turns up".

The deficiencies of this structure became apparent as serious problems arose and nobody in a position of authority did anything about them.

In the past, people who were powerful were born into power but tomorrow's power people can come from a position of not having anything 20 years ago.

"I'm not in the position of talking about anything like that, so I'm sorry I can't really be of help.