Sentence examples for position with which from inspiring English sources

It is a position with which I feel much sympathy.

In 2008, Edinburgh-based solicitor Joe MacPherson prosecuted Gough, a position with which he says he was uncomfortable.

Now everyone is doing it, but when Atwood first wrote science fiction it seemed an eccentric departure, a position with which she has always been comfortable.

The Republicans' Swift boat ads are an attempt to distort the historical record; John Kerry's statements on trade are a policy position with which Nicholas D. Kristof disagrees.

That leaves England as the only country willing to give their players permission to turn out for Team GB – a position with which Bale is unhappy.

The museum itself maintains that the artwork is protected by a charitable trust, a position with which emergency manager Kevyn Orr told Reuters last week he disagrees.

But the emphasis on education has produced more university graduates than positions with which to employ them.

The Supreme Court ruled today that a union cannot require nonmembers to help finance union political lobbying for positions with which they disagree.

"Every solicitor general and deputy solicitor general has argued positions with which he or she did not personally agree," Mr. Dellinger said.

Trump has moved the GOP significantly on issues such as free trade and has often increased the popularity of positions with which he disagrees, including on immigration.

We should realize that politicians apply the shameful word "politics" to positions with which they disagree, while their own positions are disinterested judgments.