Sentence examples for warrior stance from inspiring English sources

We wanted a warrior stance, to be a tribe.

But where President Bush's tough guy posture ("Bring 'Em On!") alienated opinion abroad and among liberals at home, President Obama's reluctant warrior stance makes it easier for others to work with him.

Mike Murphy, a one-time senior adviser to Mr. McCain, argued that Mr. McCain's hopes of winning the presidency were doomed when he lost the "Happy Warrior" stance that had defined his political persona for so long, and simply went on the attack last year.

In one of the videos a reference to two different modes (warrior stance, cockpit mode) was made, but with no further explanation.

As for the modes…well, turns out Warrior Stance means feet on the floor, while Cockpit mode is – you guessed it – feet up.

Away from rainbow brights and loud geometrics, Consuelo Castiglioni at Marni stood on her own in lone female warrior stance as she looked to Saoirse Ronan as a teenage assassin in the film Hanna for inspiration.

But when I started forth to research a book on France, the foundation of my lone-warrior stance seemed to crumble like a stale macaron.

Assuming warriors' stances, knees bent deeply in second position pliés, the dancers rise on their toes and pound their heels into the floor, inching backward and forward.

Noted for its deeply rich culture, the Tribe is also significant for its historically acclaimed warrior-stance against 18th century colonialism and slavery.

If Beyoncé's performance at the VMAs, the one which included her warrior queen stance in front of the word 'feminist' in block letters ten feet tall, isn't a musician expressing a glamorous idea, then I don't know what is.

At 91, this elegant Lakota woman still projects a warrior's stance.