Sentence examples for stance for a from inspiring English sources

"This is an uncharacteristically bold stance for a central bank".

It's a brave stance for a Conservative to take.

But detachment is a welcome stance for a book about violence, especially violence in our time.

Responding to empirical realities, however belatedly, is an appropriate stance for a research scholar.

Not long ago his was a brave and lonely stance for a Latin American intellectual.

On the currency, Yu takes the typical stance for a reform-oriented economist.

So, I'm a besotted fan, which is perhaps not the best stance for an interviewer.

As Poynter's Andrew Beaujon observed: "That's a curious stance for an organisation that purports to hold others responsible for their actions".

Even as pressure mounts to test a temporary closing of four winding park drives this summer, City Hall has stayed curiously coy, a surprising stance for an administration that usually relishes a chance to elevate pedestrians and bicycles over automobiles.

That is an astonishing stance for an immigration minister to take, given the foundation of this country as a multicultural society – one that should have been immediately condemned by the prime minister.

Just as there is stance for an argument, so too is there a type of stance towards a person.