Sentence examples for stance of a from inspiring English sources

They have taken the stance of a rich uncle to whom everyone owes a favor".

Or did he make a veiled dialect reference to the stance of a pugilist?

The stance of a late 1960s Chevelle SS radiated confidence like an athlete who never suffered defeat.

That doesn't sound like the stance of a man intent on being thrown out of public funerals for the rest of his life.

He has the straight-backed stance of a soldier, a soldier's directness of gaze: he does not hesitate to use words like "heroism", "honour" and "sacrifice".

This could never be the stance of a faith that is meant by its founder to radically engage and convert the world.

But Trump's is not the stance of an isolationist.

"Can you tighten a little?" he asked, watching from a folding chair as a student tinkered with the stance of an ex-boyfriend.

It is about the protection of Europe, and the stance of an idle observer that European diplomacy has assumed up to now is not quite clear to me.

Being anti-occupation is now deemed synonymous with being anti-Israel and anti-Jewish, the treasonous stance of an enemy of the state.

Despite household-name notoriety and the jet-set's fond embrace, Warhol maintained the stance of an outsider throughout his career.