Sentence examples for stance represents from inspiring English sources

That stance represents a marked departure from the team's usual kid-gloves treatment of Sprewell.

Trump's stance represents the antithesis of Sanders's call for political change.

I assume neither stance represents Pharrell's true self, but "Lapdance" is more exciting, and it makes me laugh.

The White House's stance represents a serious defeat for Ms Whitman and the treasury secretary, Paul O'Neill.

The company's new stance represents a sharpening of positions taken in 1997 by the Philip Morris Companies and other tobacco producers when they reached a $368.5 billion settlement of lawsuits brought by state attorneys general against the industry.

Its stance represents a reversal from only a month ago, when Ron Gettelfinger, the union president, warned that an equity player might "strip and flip" Chrysler, selling off its most valuable parts for a quick profit.

The stance represented a U-turn from a quite conservative report he had written roughly two weeks earlier.

Mr. McCain relented in April, but his new stance represented mostly a political pivot, supporting administration antiforeclosure efforts.

Osborne insisted his stance represented the new centre ground of politics and called on progressive MPs to join the Conservatives in the lobby.

However, Mr. Kan failed to persuade the public that his new antinuclear stance represented a serious change of heart by a leader who before March supported building new nuclear plants.

And I argue that scientific perspectivism, a philosophical stance represented prominently by Giere, Van Fraassen, and Wimsatt, according to which science cannot as a matter of principle transcend our human perspective, provides the best resources currently at our disposal to tackle many of the philosophical issues implied in the modeling of complex, multilevel/multiscale phenomena.