Sentence examples for sort of stance from inspiring English sources

This sort of stance drives alliance supporters to distraction.

Though there are ways to incorporate an external voice in a fairly unbiased manner, in the end the source is contributing to the authorial voice's argument as a whole, which includes some sort of stance.

It does not directly push any sort of stance or agenda, something that could have easily been done.

If people were still watching, and in particular women in the center, if there was any question about the sort of folks who might be leading our nation, just because Pence was generally unruffled his viewpoint was not the sort of stance that was going to move suburban independents back to the GOP fold.

I sort of agree.

This sort of lonely stance came naturally to Howe.

Did you fear that the article might be harmed if you formed some sort of moral stance on their message?

This is the sort of recalcitrant stance towards the rest of Australia that once earned Queensland the nickname, the "deep north": macho, redneck and separatist.

Wolfram's point is similar to some of Dennett's remarks, namely: taking some sort of "design stance", Wolfram suggests that one can talk about a cellular automaton as it just "decides" to do this or that—"thereby effectively attributing to it some sort of free will" (Wolfram 2002, p. 752).

I'm not, 'give me all you got' [kind of person], so it's quite a sort of tough stance".

I can't help but to feel like this is some sort of passive-aggressive stance at their new Muslim neighbors.