Sentence examples for quick stance from inspiring English sources

As the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington called for Americans to continue the fight for the unfinished business of Dr. King's dream, a starting point is questioning America's continued quick stance to move on military intervention and its stalled stance for intervention on economic equality for all Americans.

We could similarly argue that a stronger and quicker stance on student debt, or climate change, or the prison industrial complex would have won the election.

Crawford remembered Stringer telling him that he had to "pop out" of his stance quicker to confront the defensive player.

Ready your stance.

His opponents were quick to denounce this stance, saying that it threatened to split the party.Mr Hague retreated, claiming that he was merely stressing the need for collective responsibility.

Thatcher's political career was marked by her firm stance and quick reaction to the storming of the Falklands Islands (Islas Malvinas, as recognized in Argentina) by Argentine troops in 1982.

Senior members of Mr Miliband's frontbench team were quick to praise his tough stance.

Mourinho appears frustrated by the saga and was quick to mock Martínez's stance.

He mixed lefts and rights with hooks and jabs, occasionally switching to a southpaw stance while landing quick, hard hits on head and body.

Jumblatt only announced his new stance after a quick meeting with the Syrian president, who had also met Mikati, an old friend.

There were no patently obvious tango rhythms or movements in this taranto, although Ms. Tirado's occasional quick leg lifts and profiled stance, and her sensual delivery, may be references to that dance form.