Sentence examples for stance to adopt from inspiring English sources

"He wouldn't talk to people who didn't behave in a civilized way," Mr. Preminger said, adding that this was a good stance to adopt in Hollywood.

Simulation of coupling via the substrate was, in an early kinematic version of Walknet, simplified by assuming all legs in stance to adopt the same velocity (Müller-Wilm et al. 1992; Cruse et al. 1993a, 1995a, b).

The Kjellsson et al. paper is very much in the spirit of being transparent about value judgments and about presenting results so as to allow the policymaker (not the analyst) to decide which stance to adopt.

Unfortunately I am in no position to adopt either stance.

In this shot, a batsman changes his handedness and posture to adopt a stance the mirror image of his traditional handedness while the bowler is running in to bowl.

Its photo-rich tabloid format has consistently stressed sensational, human-interest, and personal types of stories, and its politically independent stance has enabled it to adopt a "common man versus bureaucracy" approach to many stories.

But as Ms. Quinn seeks the Democratic nomination for mayor, she has appeared far more willing to adopt stances contrary to Mr. Bloomberg's position.

He did persuade it to abandon its formal "equidistance" between the Conservatives and Labour, and to adopt a stance of "constructive opposition" to the new government.

I know that admitting that Barack Obama is already the candidate of centrists' dreams would be awkward, would make it hard to adopt the stance that both sides are equally at fault.

Now, Professor Mirel said, "there's a great deal of reticence among teachers to make a value judgment, to adopt a stance they feel would be perceived as arrogant or absolute".

In this connection, it may be noted that, unlike those of us with radical views, those undertaking this Soros-funded "flanking manoeuvre" do not face pressure to adopt a stance of being "unbiased".