Sentence examples similar to refining a stance from inspiring English sources
They began refining a concept.
The many filmed encounters with reporters show him constantly refining his confrontational stance, while with other musicians he sits back, absorbing new source material.
Ernie refined this stance and created a brilliantly funny, unique persona for Eric to bounce off: vain, snobbish, puritanical, mean, sexually naive, magnificently smug and given to delusions of artistic grandeur - Ernie: 'My mother's got a Whistler.' Eric: 'Now there's a novelty' - and almost all the humour came from Eric debunking Ernie's pretensions.
Jennings strongly condemned slavery in his inauguration speech and as governor, he refined his stance on the institution.
Convinced that Australia's numerically small forces would be hard-pressed to dislodge an invader that had gained a foothold on the continent, he refined the "repulsion" stance into what he termed an "anti-lodgement" strategy, focussing on defeating the enemy at its potential staging bases north of Australia and then, as a last resort, on the approaches closer to home.
