It was a complaint Kael went on to make in many different hues, about a range of upward-reaching entertainers, and that stance helped to define her as an advocate of mainstream pleasures over the pipe-chewing pretense of "cinema".
One word, uttered repeatedly by Ms. Branco as she self-effacingly introduced the songs, seemed to define the stance of the evening.
In remarks that seemed to surprise London, Michel Barnier said the EU would need time to define its stance at the start of the two-year exit process, and the European parliament, EU-27 and UK government several months to ratify it at the end.
The part about the batters' shoulders, pants, knees, and stance is all but impossible to define.
Conservative and moderate wings of the Republican party are increasing public pressure on the campaign to define its stance on immigration.
In 2004 Harper was elected leader of the new party and attempted to define a moderate stance for the Conservatives, advocating tax relief, a balanced budget, and government transparency.
Just as the party will need a clearer stance on Europe, it will have to define whether to promote transatlantic links or to shy away from them.
The latest Trump conflagration began during the taping of a town hall event, when Matthews asked him to define his "pro-life" stance and assertions that abortion should be banned.
As discussed above, determining the correct representation of the policy stance of governments is a fundamental step to define the policy variable used in the analysis.
The new comer No Labels organization has not yet produced much in the way of a philosophy to define its anti-partisan stance, but in it's web pages there are a few attempts to do a bit more than just embellish their "not left, not right, forward" slogan.
