Sentence examples for stance to read from inspiring English sources

Hawwa, site member Far From You by Tess Sharpe was an eye-opening novel that really changed my perspective on LGBT and was a refreshing stance to read from concerning love because who's slightly sick of stereotypical boy-girl romances?

You don't have to read the Equal Credit Opportunity Act to know that this probably isn't a great stance to take as a company.

It is a huge stance to take.

That's an odd stance to take.

In his discussion of the film's relation to modernism, Thomas Schatz finds the film an unresolved "examination of the process of human interaction and interpersonal communication" and "immediately establishes [a] self-referential stance" that invites the spectator "to read the narrative as something other than a sequential development toward some transcendent truth".

The Ivanisevic serve was hit with a slightly open stance and was difficult for opponents to read. 5. ROGER FEDERER 1998-presentt) Federer's sublime shotmaking and sustained excellence draw attention away from his serve.

It was disheartening to read about the stance that the early psychological community had taken on the subject.

Her words alarmed investor advocates, including some of Ms. White's staunchest supporters, while others noted that it was too soon to read much into her stance.

Additionally, we urge you to read up on your candidates' stance on campaign finance reform -- big money can't win when we are educated and engaged.

Should Cameron dare to read the editorials he will find them unrelentingly critical, regardless of their own stance on the EU.

How to Read and Why in many ways resembles The Western Canon in miniature, but the reduction in size corresponds to a shift in stance and genre.