Sentence examples for view stance from inspiring English sources

Point of view, stance and outlook are just a few of the synonyms associated with this word.

The word "thesis" comes from the Greek tithenai, which literally means "to place" or "to position": my thesis is my position, my point of view, my stance on a certain issue.

On one view this stance may seem reassuring.

To advocates of the war, including The Economist, sticking with the status quo looked a more dangerous option than toppling Saddam.On that view, the stance taken against Saddam by Messrs Bush, Blair, Howard and Aznar could prove to have been politically suicidal but historically noble.

Mysterians view their stance as an exercise of theological sophistication and epistemic humility.

Democrats predict that voters will view Republicans' stance as a cynical, partisan ploy, particularly if Obama chooses a middle-of-the-road jurist who won bipartisan support on Capitol Hill for a lower-court appointment.

Mr. Gilani has flatly refused the order, citing Mr. Zardari's immunity from prosecution, drawing the ire of senior judges who viewed his stance as a brazen challenge to their authority.

To debate: After taking heat from Republicans who viewed his stance on abortion as insufficiently pro-life, Herman Cain now says he would sign a constitutional amendment banning the procedure (never mind that Presidents do not sign amendments).

The Buddhists viewed theoretical stances and philosophical positions as themselves objects of desire, of clinging.

We sought to explore ethical views and stances of health care professionals caring for stroke patients in Greece.

The response, largely, has been that personal views and stances aren't a reason to push Thiel away.