Sentence examples for whole stance from inspiring English sources

"My whole stance right now is that I don't want him to play football," Pollard said.

Tom Ford's whole stance as a sexy designer for Gucci is that he's against anything too brainy or earnest.

Its whole stance has in fact echoes of a famous cave painting – the horned human image of The Sorcerer, discovered in the Trois Frères cave (or at any rate, as recorded in the drawing made by the archaeologist Abbé Breuil).

His anger was fuelled by comments from Steven Norris, the party's vice-chairman and a declared Clarke supporter, who said Mr Duncan Smith's "whole stance" made him attractive to people who hold extreme rightwing views.

Reynolds noted that The Smiths' "whole stance was predicated on their British audience being a lost generation, exiles in their own land".

"I think that there has to come a time when we rethink our whole stance or relationship with the other animals".

The whole postmodernist stance is a dead end in terms of art and its transformational qualities.

The syllables of the artist's name unfurl evenly and effortlessly, with lilting, measured grace, like the line that flows over and around his exquisitely nuanced figures, moving the eye through shifting tones of light and shadow and across alpine topographies of drapery, always with equal emphasis to surface and volume, detail and whole, physical stance and facial expression.

"The rest of the session reveals how comical the whole knock-kneed stance seemed to the photographer and the subject".

Rodney does the whole thing switch-stance.

The meat is at the end: Monetary policy in the eurozone is geared towards monetary union as a whole; a very expansionary stance for Germany therefore has to be dealt with by other, national instruments.