Sentence examples similar to resistant stance from inspiring English sources

There are, however, interesting traces in the culture that suggest somewhat more subtle shifts — attempts, perhaps, to reconcile the more virtuously possession-resistant stance that some now strike with the stubborn reality that, ultimately, people really like stuff.

These problems, which can be summed up as the decline of the American middle class, have been so resistant to solutions that the readiest and most reasonable stance is profound skepticism.

Mr. Hewlett takes particular exception to the suggestion in statements by the Hewlett-Packard board that he is merely resistant to change and that opposing the merger implies a stand-pat stance.

He maintains his stance.

Ludlow's stance?

Reviewing the proper stance.

"Stance," Nancy supplied.

Was his stance surprising?

My stance was wide.

But manufacturers are resistant.

Or make them resistant.