Sentence examples for stance shifted from inspiring English sources

But, after Néstor died, in 2010, and she won a landslide reëlection the next year, her stance shifted.

In the past year, as social conservatism, and especially anti-gay sentiments, have become an all but official ideology, Okhlobystin's own stance shifted from conservatism to obscurantism.

The GOP's stance shifted in the 1970s: Republicans played to the backlash against Roe v. Wade and feminism in the later part of that decade, and Ronald Reagan gratified the religious right by abandoning the GOP's long-held support for the Equal Rights Amendment….

Temperance movements began to emerge - at first some advised restrictions on certain drinks only, but over time their stance shifted to call for total abstinence.

My vegetarian stance shifted from being self-focused for health to one based on this sense of this interconnectedness.

This stance shifted to a degree under President Fernando Henrique Cardoso, an ex-Marxist professor who in the 1990s embraced free markets and privatized many sectors of the Brazilian economy.

These data suggested that those holding the "power poses" triggered hormonal changes to elicit a more empowered, dominant mental state, whereas those maintaining the closed and defeated stances shifted their mental states to a more stressed state.

Just as that detail registered, the banter slid into a commentary about women's bodies, which Oliver and Cuyjet delivered with the same kind of piecemeal phrasing they had used upon entering, their gestures drawing our attention to their chests, their butts, their legs, their stances shifting to offer us different views.

The Texas senator has adopted an especially hardline position, shifting his stance on work permits for foreign workers and birthright citizenship.

A12 Bush Stance Shifts President Bush seemed to soften his tone about military action against Iraq, saying he was open to compromise with both Congress and the United Nations as long as each passed "tough" resolutions that did not tie his hands if Saddam Hussein refused to disarm.

But over time, Mr. Bush's stance has shifted.