Sentence examples for typical stance from inspiring English sources

On the currency, Yu takes the typical stance for a reform-oriented economist.

Although she expressed skepticism on matters of climate change, she often supported environmental legislation, contrary to her party's typical stance.

"Their scepticism was justified," she noted "By the beginning of October, Bild's headlines had reverted to reflect their more typical stance" which "could be one of the first hints that the tabloid is changing sides again".

From the day his first novel, The Tin Drum, appeared in 1959, with its surreal and mocking take on Nazism and the petit bourgeois milieu in which Hitlerism thrived, Grass's typical stance has been that of a public gadfly, provocative, non-conformist, forcing his compatriots to examine themselves and their past, and enjoying the controversy he aroused.

That's the typical stance of the press when then can't otherwise defend the acts of the person being attacked".

Nikolas hunched in his typical stance at bat, The ball whizzed by Nikolas as he swung late.

The mouth is wide open in what Mr. Bernstein said was a typical Han stance.

Ready to cut Julie's hair, I assumed the typical hairdresser stance: feet apart, body slightly slouched, Elvis style.

That has not been a typical Microsoft stance embracing it.

This is the typical phenomenological stance: physical entities are mind independent, but we have no way of knowing how they are in themselves apart from the way we perceive and conceive them.

On land, it has the typical upright stance of an auk.