Sentence examples for stance for all from inspiring English sources
Maybe admitting that we don't understand everything is a vital stance for all of us: for those asking to help and medicate and "fix," for those who say they don't need help or medication or fixing, and for those of us on the sidelines, unsure of our role in the complicated realm of the mind.
Xi's stance was on display for all the world to see in the vast military spectacle on Tiananmen Square this week marking the 70th anniversary of the Allied defeat of Japan in World War II.
"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.
Mr. Reed had little familiarity with Gilbert and Sullivan, an almost treasonous stance for a Briton.
Don Henley assumed an unusual stance for a rock star during his show on Thursday at Radio City Music Hall.
"It's an unusual stance for a presidential candidate," Brody Mullins and Kris Maher write.
