Sentence examples for stance with which from inspiring English sources

It was hard, therefore, to find the right stance with which to direct Jean-Pierre Léaud in this scene.

In November 2012 Scudamore strongly lobbied Fifa to ban third-party ownership across world football, a stance with which Fifa's football committee, chaired by the Uefa president Michel Platini, agreed.

So Rhee didn't follow the American line unconditionally and the U.S. also felt uneasy about Rhee's uncompromising stance with communists, which led finally to unseat Rhee in 1960.32.

I appreciate Mr. Cathy's stance and the tenor with which he has conducted himself.

These displays emphasize strength and agility in a bipedal stance and the power with which an individual can hit with his forelimbs and stomp with his hindlimbs.

In a telephone interview, Sailer said that they had gone to work fine-tuning Folk's stance and adjusting the tempo with which he approached the ball, focusing on maintaining one speed.

Correa has already taken a tough stance with oil companies, which he wants to accept a flat fee for extraction with no share of profits.

So, with the help of the Yankees batting instructor Kevin Long, he went back to a more open stance with his feet, which he said helped him with his timing and power, especially against the lefties he is assigned to face.

During those first two years, the Obama administration's policies at home and abroad did indeed seem a breath of fresh air -- at least to progressives -- when set against the domestic and foreign policy stances of the Bush administration with which progressives had been so dissatisfied.

The fervor with which Romney adopted his new stances and attitudes contributed to the perception of inauthenticity that hampered the campaign.

The US position behind the scenes contrasts with its public stance, in which President Bush has said he will cut aid to the Palestinian Authority unless Hamas renounces violence and stops demanding the destruction of Israel.