Sentence examples for silent stance from inspiring English sources

But despite a largely silent stance ever since, Ms. Mellon, 45, hasn't exactly shunned the public eye.

He was off limits to reporters, whom he had already dodged, and was continuing his silent stance regarding his feud with the organization.

The unusually silent stance -- in most such cases, the winner, at least, is quick to discuss rulings with reporters -- reflects the dispute's major implications for trans-Atlantic trade relations.

Although Trump has largely stayed silent on his stance towards American Muslims since election night, some activists fear that Trump's victory could embolden those who are intent on spreading anti-Muslim hate.

Our own Facebook expert, Josh Constine, noticed that when Obama spoke at Facebook headquarters a few years back, employees gave big cheers for his policy stances, but fell silent or even jeered when he mentioned republicans.

The director, Neil Pepe, heightens the impact with silent freeze-frame moments in which stance, expression and spatial relations tell all.

I adopted an upright, arms-out bus driver's stance and an air of silent purpose, accepted a Red Bull from the fridge and powered us steadily towards Dover.

The U.S. has remained largely silent as China has taken a more assertive stance on Taiwan, which in turn has shifted toward more autonomy with the election of Tsai, a pro-independence candidate.

But the two countries backtracked on their stances after that, or became terribly silent.

It is the government's stance that will dictate which side the silent majority support.

Now being 'into' silent film can be read as an affectation, a willfully obscure stance held as a form of interpersonal-differentiation.