Sentence examples for stance in that from inspiring English sources

Unlike Line and others who license specific content for stickers, Imoji takes an open stance in that it allows anyone to basically make any kind of sticker/emoji and then put it into their collection.

Plantigrade stance is the typical "human" stance, in that the entire bottom of the foot rests on the ground.

Rather than telling an explicit story, Marshall used everyday movements and gestures — a caress, an embrace, a threatening stance — in ways that took them out of the literal and into the archetypal.

They should constitute for it a general stance in everything that happens in the world with the people of Islam and be for it an external hand protecting its dealings.

It was their anti-pasta stance in particular that drew journalists from near and far, but it also helped that they had connections to the fascist regime's news publications.

It is this last stance, in particular, that seems to have drawn the ire of former royalists inside the Nepali government.

Mark Thompson, privacy practice leader at KPMG, said: "Europe [is] taking a strong stance in ensuring that European citizens are provided the same level of protection no matter where the processing of their personal information takes place.

Yet rising global strife complicates this defensive, noninterventionist stance in ways that cleave Wakanda into differing factions, some of which prefer the nation take a more proactive approach to solving the ills of the world.

She stood by that stance in August, arguing that doing so would send a message to families back in Central America.

Indeed, it adopts that stance in a section asserting that much of the $300 million portfolio of DOE's fledgling Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy goes to grants that are "neither high-risk/high-reward, nor something that private industry could not take on itself".

So we take a liberal stance in general on that, maybe more liberal that other "communities" but we're still figuring it out I think.