Sentence examples for position on something from inspiring English sources

I want to see if you can clear up a little confusion about your position on something.

"When Roger Ailes wants to take a position on something, he'll take it through the paper," Richard Shea, the town supervisor, says.

"I didn't want to avoid taking a position on something that was so important as a matter of individual freedom and liberty," he replied.

Anytime a politician tells you that 80percentt of people agree strongly with their position on something as sensitive as health care or the bedrock nature of the American economy.

"She has several times now reaffirmed her position on something that is going to be an important issue next year, which is financial reform," added the architect of post-crash banking reforms.

"It would have sent a very clear message about F1's position on something as fundamental as human rights and how it deals with moral issues".

Americans have no sporting equivalent to the role of the England captain, but there are two positions that have taken on something of the iconic status: the football quarterback and the baseball slugger.

Because, as he so rightly stated in between two undeniably offensive jokes, "jokes aren't even positions on something – a joke is a proposition".

When we change positions on something important, as we did on Afghanistan, we owe our readers an explanation, and I think that a war where American men and women are dying is a classic example.

What concerned him about Senator John Kerry was that on Iraq he "changes positions on something as fundamental as what you believe in your core, in your heart of hearts".

M. S.: I did feel like I needed to have a break because I didn't want to be in a position where I was working on something similar to what my previous advisers were working on.