Sentence examples for stances no from inspiring English sources

From the belay stances no wider than a boot sole, we gazed across the parched immensity of the Great Plains, 8,000 feet below.

Commendable chutzpah, Mohammad – although your website, a Gatling-spread of mugging headshots of you posing in stances no non-arsehole has ever or will ever position themselves in, is probably the worst thing I've ever seen.

A day after BuzzFeed announced its stance, no other similarly high-profile companies have followed suit.

This time, the Bush administration's State Department must take a tough stance: no waiver and no aid until all human rights conditions are met.

But Achebe finds Armah's "alienated stance" no better than Joyce Cary's, and particularly objects to Armah's existentialism, which he calls a "foreign metaphor" for the sickness of Ghana.

Yet Marilyn had no gender framework to support her stance, no way of conceptualising her situation beyond her individual self, to encompass all women, whose rights were limited in the 1950s.

Shipman's book is particularly good on this because he has interviewed so many of the key figures and he quotes Lord Mandelson saying: We were greatly damaged by Jeremy Corbyn's stance, no doubt about that.

His favourite era, though, isn't the Fifties but the late Sixties/early Seventies, for all his insistence that the counterculture had a negligible impact on his life ('I didn't change my stance, no. I was still milking cows').

Study 2: During quiet stance no differences were found in bilateral asymmetry between painful and nonpainful motion segments.

There are, as such, implications that arise from this methodology for the study of all pedagogical relations, especially in populations where the language of participants is not necessarily shared (indeed, from a Bakhtinian stance no language rarely is) or difficult to access.

Whatever the stance, no matter how divided or controversial, the American public needs leadership.