Sentence examples for superior stance from inspiring English sources
The phrase "superior stance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a position or viewpoint that is considered to be better or more advantageous than others. Example: "In the debate, she maintained a superior stance on the issue, effectively countering her opponent's arguments."
Exacerbated by her morally superior stance, his disappointment at discovering that her dowry, as O'Brien nicely puts it, was "more theoretical than actual" fueled a savage spree of persecution.
Except for news junkies like myself, pointing out the obvious will hardly matter to its management since to change its current journalistic culture would be like trying to turn an aircraft carrier on a dime, but it does poke some holes into the Times' superior stance as the so-called newspaper of record.
In this case the staff appeared to allow the wife a superior stance over Mr A in decision making, thus eroding his rights.
I'm not sure that any perfect cultural relativists exist – surely they have to believe that cultural relativism itself is superior to all other stances – but there are certainly people who see other cultures as preferable to their own, and for some of them the ideal was reached long ago and all change since then has been falling off.
The undeceived stance makes a superior poem as Cavafy's old man slumps at the café table and sleeps.
The document contradicts the trader's stance that his superiors knew what he was doing.
By 1868, Creangă's rebellious stance was irritating his hierarchical superiors, and, according to Călinescu, his consecutive actions show that he was "going out of his way for scandal".
It is regrettable that so many smart critics and composers elected at some point to adopt the defensive, (even passive) artistic stance that meandering note spinning is aesthetically superior to writing soulful melodic lines.
A letter to Father Bourgeois, signed by the superior general and the general secretary of the Maryknoll order in the United States, said the dismissal was necessary because of his "defiant stance" in opposition to church teaching.
