Sentence examples for stance of course from inspiring English sources

The stance of course is the opposite of France's position on the Iraq invasion of 2003.

This is a noble and idealistic stance, of course, but it overlooks a human frailty that is undeniably real: curiosity.

Such a stance, of course, involves taking great risks with the lives of other people one is in no position to consult, by urging on a military and political authority over which we have at most extremely exiguous checks.

Moreover, he claims that animals such as vervet monkeys should be viewed as intentional systems whose behaviors are predictable via attributing beliefs, desires, and rationality to them; that is, Dennett suggests that scientists should talk about animal beliefs (understood in terms of the intentional stance, of course).

American Legend has had a history of memorable ads that also featured celebrities, taking pro-fur stances, of course.

This is in part a tactical stance too, of course.

(This stance has, of course, been fashionable enough in recent years to have developed its own conventions and limitations).

That stance was, of course, hard to maintain in the midst of a civil war in which even Garrisonians perceived interests of their own to be at stake.

IT would be more logical for foes of globalization to also oppose immigration, but such a stance is, of course, politically incorrect.

The film, superbly shot in Alberta by Jack N Green and a realist Western in that the mud, grime and poverty root its story in a time and place that almost reeks of probability, takes an anti-violence stance that, of course, conflicts with our desire to see Munny succeed and the women's cause vindicated.

In 2002 George W. Bush reiterated America's stance, saying, "We, of course, don't pay ransom for any hostages".