Sentence examples for preferred stance from inspiring English sources
IN NEGOTIATIONS on nuclear weapons the preferred stance is "Trust but verify".
So Davis reverted to his preferred stance: feet closer together, body more upright.
But her preferred stance as a literary and philosophical insurgent, with its related weakness for rousing manifestos, often yields a disconcerting intellectual and moral imprecision.
His preferred stance, for now, is to stall and pore over every paragraph of the road map, insisting on Palestinian compliance ahead of Israeli actions.
17), Pankaj Mishra writes that the author's "preferred stance as a literary and philosophical insurgent" frequently "yields a disconcerting intellectual and moral imprecision".
James Downey, the show's longtime writer of political sketches, described his preferred stance in "Live From New York," an oral history of "SNL" by Tom Shales and James Andrew Miller, as one without anger or agenda.
Saul preferred the even stance with his feet parallel and pointing straight ahead.
Even so, Mr. Pullman did not go far enough for our reviewer, who would have preferred a firmer stance against "boring village quarrels and Bronze Age fables".
The Americans, in contrast, mostly preferred a tougher stance, insisting that the West should support human rights and democracy everywhere and firmly denouncing the slide towards autocracy.
Like Ms. Whittington, Ms. Amos said she preferred Mr. Bush's stance in opposition to abortion and to same-sex marriage, largely on religious grounds.
They voted Labour not because they had digested all the party's carefully modulated promises on tax and expenditure but because they preferred its general stance to five more years of the same old Tories.In this section How Hong Kong can change China Try Pol Pot White smoke, and black Israel intransigent Brown's greenfield budget Liberté, égalité, sororité?
