Sentence examples for stance more from inspiring English sources

Was this uncompromising stance more a curse than a blessing?

This, in turn, makes the people adjust their stance more drastically, and so on.

That stance, more than anything, Mr. Thomas writes, led to his resignation from the police force.

The lack of focus only made its editorial stance more and more wobbly.

As expected, the students viewed the officers posed in the aggressive stance more negatively than those in the relaxed stance.

However, the final paragraph takes an aggressive and threating stance more closely aligned with the real nature of the group.

And with the markets fluctuating wildly and dire economic news plentiful, Virginians are likely to mine specific kitchen-table policy stances more than ever before.

But he was one, and moreover one whose political ideals are arguably more admirable, theoretical stances more defensible, and thematic emphases of more enduring relevance than those of any other German philosopher of the period.

The large frame style (Chen and Yang) involves low and high stances, more dramatic postures, and swinging arms.

That stance drew more ire from Shelby.

Buss's stance is more complex than generally assumed.