Sentence examples similar to winning stance from inspiring English sources

McCain became a very frequent guest on television talk shows discussing the conflict, and his "We are in it, now we must win it" stance drew much attention.

To Republicans – from whom he would have to steal large chunks of votes to win – his stances on gun control and social issues are far too liberal garner to any support among the conservative rank and file beyond those who work at Goldman Sachs.

But in the primaries candidates compete for the votes of activists, and his stance is winning him applause from the faithful in states with early contests.

The Kremlin-controlled Channel One, the Russian TV network with the largest audience, focussed instead on how Putin's stance was winning the sympathies of Americans.

In City Hall, Olivia Williams is cast against type as Dorothy, a working-class mother who is elected Mayor of London after winning praise for her stance against rioters.

After comfortable victories in his opening three bouts, Clay found the 1956 bronze medallist Zbigniew Pietrzykowski harder to fathom in the final, struggling with his opponent's southpaw stance before winning a unanimous verdict.

But nor has appearing to soften his stance won over protesters.

Her stance won Murillo the influence Ortega had never previously allowed her.

The Liberal Democrats opposed the war, but have failed to maintain the momentum that stance won them.

Google's stance won applause around the world from free speech advocates and prominent voices in business, technology and on both the political left and right.

Though his liberal stance won the electoral college, Patriarch Daniel will still have much to do to shore up his church against its critics.