Sentence examples for real stance from inspiring English sources

I'd like to think that report represents the real stance of America's government, rather than Mr. Kerry's praise for our authoritarian leaders.

Vincent Tolliver, 60, said that he had been frequently stopped on the street by the police, and that he would vote for Mr. de Blasio "for the simple fact that he has a real stance on stop-and-frisk," adding, "He doesn't want his son going through the same thing that other black kids do".

Remove Flash too if that's your real stance.

"The club could take a real stance, but it's not advisable.

However, this position of positive evaluation of Feeney is not the real stance of the newspaper, for this text also proposes a negative evaluation of Feeney to the readers as shown in example [14].

Of course, Rich doesn't want to cite her real stance because it would confound his hysterical posturing.

The provoked positions are the real stances of the newspaper.

"It's a genuine stance, and there are real consequences.

It has a real good stance to it.

"He took a real strong stance by holding that press conference straight off the plane, so obviously he felt strongly this wasn't going to happen," said Anthony, who had 37 points and 9 rebounds.

When challenges cross our paths we often adopt that "we real cool" stance that author bell hooks so eloquently wrote about.