Sentence examples for whatever stance from inspiring English sources

It's not good in any sense and, whatever stance the FA takes after the four games [initially earmarked for Southgate in his role as interim manager], I hope the next England manager will be one for the long-term and help us to improve and get better in tournaments.

Whatever stance you take on the initial U.S. invasion of Iraq, it is hard to deny that this kind of arrogance contributed to the mind-boggling carelessness that has made the occupation such a mess.

Whatever stance one takes here, it will be necessary to acknowledge that in ordinary sense experience we commonly recognise someone without reliance upon inference, rather than starting from some set of minimally interpreted sensations (blobs of colour and so on) and inferring that the presence of this person in particular would best explain these phenomena.

The mom, who is deaf and frequently posts about parenthood and deaf culture, touches on controversial topics like spanking and ultimately shows that whatever stance you take, you can't win in the court of public opinion.

Stand with your feet in whatever stance feels comfortable.

showtooltip Disarm /cast Defensive Stance /cast Disarm /cast (whatever stance you were in before).

Whatever your stance, or party, this is an important consultation.

Whatever your stance on how journalists should come up with stories, in practice, demand influences supply.

Whatever your stance, the ground stands as one of the last remaining vestiges of 20th century Sydney rugby league.

Now trade site AdAge has dug a little deeper into how brands are viewing the controversy, which makes for interesting reading whatever your stance.

"Whatever your stance on John Terry's behaviour, on what possible set of moral scales does not shaking someone's hand outweigh cheating on your wife?" The English scales.