Sentence examples for stance exemplified from inspiring English sources
In his preface, MacDonald states the book's aim "to replace gushing hero-worship with a detached, posterity-anticipating tally of what the Beatles did", a stance exemplified by his concluding lines on the Lennon ballad Because: "Many have admired the song's mood of visionary detachment without taking account of the heroin then flowing coldly around its composer's body".
His stance exemplified elegance.
Rothschild believed that the individualistic stance exemplified by the MRC was to blame for the perceived unsatisfactory return on public investment in research.
A shared love of conservative social stances — exemplified by Russia's anti-gay propaganda law — and strong-handed leadership makes Putin's government and the far right a natural match, but the Kremlin's motivations are more political than ideological: Far-right parties have become natural allies thanks to their growing popularity and arguments against European integration.
The script for "The Life of Juanita Castro" exemplified that stance.
Labor argued the close result showed South Australian voters were wary of Tony Abbott's federal government and its hardline stance against industry assistance, exemplified by Holden's decision to cease manufacturing in Australia.
During the Industrial Revolution, decisions such as Lochner v. New York exemplified the Court's pro-business stance.
The stance of the two parties and their presidential standard bearers are well exemplified by their divergent Social Security positions.
He's far from the first; the Obama Cyberspace Policy Review's assertion that "The White House Must Lead the Way Forward" exemplifies this stance.
Some would claim that Glass's compositional stance, based on repetition and discrete blocks of material, is antithetical to the essentially dialectical approach of the Austro-German symphonic tradition, as exemplified in the works of Beethoven, Brahms, Bruckner and Mahler.
