Sentence examples for stance in which from inspiring English sources
He is still catching the eye with an increasingly bizarre crouching stance, in which his bottom virtually touches the ground.
As it is, some activists say the boycott is over, others say it is on, and many take an intermediate stance in which they call on visitors to make a difference if they come to the state.
Mayor Gray's stance, in which he had defiantly declared all city workers — not just some — essential, means the city has had to tap its rainy day fund to keep people paid.
The US position behind the scenes contrasts with its public stance, in which President Bush has said he will cut aid to the Palestinian Authority unless Hamas renounces violence and stops demanding the destruction of Israel.
He has been using a stance in which his feet are wider apart and he is crouching more, changes that he feels give him more control of his hands and prevent him from pulling his head away from the ball.
Agnosticism "is often an uninteresting stance in which a person simply questions whether his traditional religious story (say, a man with a beard on a cloud) is true or not true," Eagleman writes.
Bill Gates benefited inordinately from unusual circum-stances in which he was able to "practice" programming at an early age in a way that almost none of his peers could.
The gait cycle hence comprises a stance phase, in which the foot makes contact with the ground, and a swing phase, in which the foot advances in the air.
Responding charges that he took up too much space on a New York City subway, the actor pointed out that the train was relatively empty -- creating a surplus of space in which his stance would not impose on others.
The department faces the clearest contradictions of its stance in Washington, which has an essentially complete ban on handguns.
Last Wednesday's headlines gave some begrudging indication -- almost a harumph -- that she'd done rather well with her ten point victory in Ohio and comeback stance in Texas, which she won by 3.5%.
