Sentence examples similar to stance mark from inspiring English sources

Fletcher's own thick-set, rather macho physiognomy and stance marked him out as a member of the tribe who annexed London in the early 1960s.

Downing Street's stance marks a change in tone from December, when Cameron said of Trump: "If he came to visit our country, I think he would unite us all against him".

His new stance marked something of a climbdown on his guidance in the summer of 2015 that a decision about raising rates would "come into sharper relief" at the end of the year.

This stance marks a noteworthy departure from Malebranche, who claims God does not have particular ideas of bodies in Elucidation 10 of the Search.

Besides Weiner Nate Smithh), there's Larry Craig Sean Dugann), of the "wide stance"; Mark Sanford Tom Galantichhikeriker of the "Appalachian Trail"; and Mark Foley Arnie Burtonn), who treated his former pages like pool boys.

Beyond embarrassing Mr. Medvedev's administration, the Swedish retailer's public stance could mark an economic turning point if it leads to more Western businesses speaking out against corruption here.

Yet Kant's stance would mark out the future course of science.

That sure touch deserts Mulvey on more romantic numbers, the freewheeling stance that should mark him out from the genre's bland Ben Howards.

That stance seemed to mark a retreat from Yahoo!'s earlier aspirations to produce more and more of its own content.

On our clubhouse wall someone had drawn the outline of this player in a batting stance, with sections marked like the cow illustration in the butcher shop.

Such stances may well mark Mr. Chrétien in history as a social activist and a leader who helped define the Canadian character as separate from that of its powerful southern neighbor, a place that even he seemed surprised to inhabit.