Sentence examples for stances the from inspiring English sources

All stances the Green Party readily supports.

Ryness celebrates stylish stances the way a museum curator reveres Picasso, van Gogh and Cézanne.

They walked a few more paces past each other, then turned around, taking fighting stances, the police have said.

Johnston Press lets its editors edit, and its papers have different political stances: the Sheffield Star is quite distinct from the Yorkshire Post 35 miles up the road, for example.

In a reflection of his moderate stances, the Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay rights political organization, immediately greeted his selection today as "a positive step that sends a message of tolerance and inclusion".

Although many disagree with Ms. Hanson's far-right stances, the coalition is treading warily: The government may need her vote, and those of her fellow party members, to ensure their bills pass through the splintered upper house.

The People's Daily group's editorial stance tends to reflect the stances of the Chinese government.

I also noticed the stances of the characters.

Practice the stances of the offensive lineman.

The provoked positions are the real stances of the newspaper.

The presenting stance, the abasement.