Sentence examples for stance and a from inspiring English sources

Populism is a stance and a rhetoric more than an ideology or a set of positions.

As both a stance and a misdirection, they wore only red, white, and black.

A result is a rugged, aggressive stance and a roomy interior.

"He has signaled a more aggressive stance and a willingness to speak out," said Anthony Coley, Mr. Corzine's press secretary.

Mohammed was seen as central to the US's anti-Iran stance, and a regional outreach to Israel.

Prince Mohammed was seen as central to the US's anti-Iran stance, and a regional outreach to Israel.

The styling checks all the right boxes: a massive chrome grill, a wide and muscular stance and a cabin that could double as a gentlemen's club.

"Inflation expectations can be contained by a tighter monetary stance and a stronger exchange rate," the organization wrote in its report.

But just how much the substance of policy a relatively interventionist economic stance and a presidency that rules through patronage might change is less clear.

In rejecting their attempt to nullify Honduras's democratic vote this Sunday, the Obama administration has taken a relatively isolated stance -- and a correct one.

Internationally, the Labour party is viewed as a kosher stamp for any Israeli government, promising a less belligerent stance and a bigger willingness to reach a peaceful solution.