Sentence examples for stance looking from inspiring English sources
Italian cinema has often taken a safe moral stance, looking at the Mafia through the people trying to bring them to justice.
Even societies that adopt a predatory stance looking outwards, are short-sighted if they disregard dignitarian values looking inwards.
The Assembly GOP caucus has staked out its bargaining stance, looking to dictate more than $800 million in spending that would be made possible by the new tax package. .
That stance looks too pessimistic now.
Even pre-Samarco, the stance looked hubristic.
They maintain that here is nothing illegal about the transfer and, looking at the figures, that stance looks reasonably sound.
Speaking on London Live this morning, he explained his stance, "Look, I think we've got to be a pro-immigration party.
Well, such a stance looks as if it has cost Arsenal another chance to win the title for the first time since 2004.
Given this trend, Britain's stance looks less like an opportunistic grab for Chinese business and more like a last, probably hopeless, stab at keeping alive the dream of a seamless global financial market.
As that drone floated surreally over the Belgrade pitch on 14 October, sparking the extraordinary mayhem that followed on the pitch, it was just the latest incident to make that stance look naive at best and dangerous at worst.
Mr Cheney claims he is defending a fundamental principle: "For us to compromise...would further weaken the presidency .In fact, Mr Cheney's principled stance looks pretty threadbare legally, and downright perverse politically.
