Sentence examples for stances a from inspiring English sources

Among these were bow-and-arrow and wide-leg horse stances — a sort of deep squat — with forward jabs.

Although the religious right applauds his stances, a slender majority of the electorate as a whole approves of gay marriage, according to pollsters.

The Bradley effect in the 2006 vote was largely absent (and in some stances a reverse effect was seen by some pollsters).

But after a few more obligatory digs against Mr. Obama — "This is a president whose time has come," he said, "He's out of ideas, he's out of excuses, and in 2012 we're going to prove he's out of time" — Mr. Romney turned his attention to his more socially conservative stances, a line of argument he did not emphasize in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Remarks like that, and his opposition to abortion in the case of rape or incest, provided an opening for Mr. Bennet to reach out to Republican and independent women who were conservative on economic issues but were wary of tough social stances — a hallmark of Colorado swing voters.

We send a clear warning to the government of the aforesaid countries; France, Britain, Holland and Sweden, that their stances a military attack (sic) on the mujahideen in north Mali will be taken as their approval for executing their citizens…   2.

For perturbed stance, a mild backward impulsive pull at the waist was applied.

Apparently, he's softened that stance a bit.

Was Parrish's stance a reasonable position at the time?

Because the Government is coming from a discredited stance a lot of times to start with.

Taking a stance on a position when it is convenient.