Sentence examples for stance unique from inspiring English sources

Its mien is rather hawklike, but its crouching stance, unique in some ways, is more like that of a nightjar.

Politicians and the media in Sweden have maintained a stance unique in Europe in shunning the Sweden Democrats, excluding them from political debate and directing fierce criticism at anyone who suggests that the country's asylum policy is a problem.

What makes Paul's hard-line stance unique is his typically more moderate approach to national security-related matters, and his attempt to appeal to libertarian-leaning Republican voters.

McCartney's staunch stance is unique.

Payne's stance was unique because you don't hear these calls to decentralize Twitter from inside Twitter.

"If you try to explain why Germany has taken its unique stance on Syrian refugees in Europe you can't ignore this," MacGregor says.

This article is concentrated on identifying and signifying three types of traditions in thirteenth-century Kabbalah, each of which reflects a unique stance concerning this topic.

Last Monday, Facebook announced its foray into messaging and took a unique stance on one of the most pressing problems of our time by taking the solution social.

The exciting batsman, famed for his unique stance and a grip developed while playing hurling as a youth, has plenty of international experience playing for England at Twenty20 and one-day level.

"That cultural stance is not unique to vaccines.

Mixing together the political, the religious, and the culture of celebrity fandom, the German-born Li and Pfohl take a unique stance on the -isms of American and patriarchal culture.