Cristina Odone, Catholic writer "The church's stance has always been that contraception to stop disease spreading is fine.
Opinions on how the Colts should address their quarterback problem correspond directly to the speaker or writer's overarching philosophical stance.
There follows a detailed critique of Andersch's fiction, in which Sebald finds corruption beneath the writer's self-aggrandising stance of the aesthete: "When a morally compromised author claims the field of aesthetics as a value-free area it should make his readers stop and think".
Tells about President Reagan's stance on South Africa, which writer says is not contingent on the public mood..
By Elizabeth Drew The New Yorker, July 28 , 1986P. 68 Tells about President Reagan's stance on South Africa, which writer says is not contingent on the public mood...
Steinbeck's last book, "America and Americans," gives clear evidence of the writer's curiosity, his passionate moral stance, his quirky humor and his solid democratic sensibilities -- a range Hemingway, for instance, never achieved.
To take the analysis one step further, such interpretations of writer attitude toward specific targets, and targets associated with particular clusters of ideas and objects imbued with axiological (either/or 'epistemological') charges (Maton 2014), also highlights both the writer's association with particular ideological stances, and the writer's positioning of their addressees.
Documentarians, writers, artists and photographers found their inspiration in Ali's stance, his boxing ring exploits, his smack talk, his wisecracks.
Art Swift, a writer at Gallup, chalks the change up to the pope's stance on social and economic issues.
Intuitively, the word 'ignore' in example (1) is much less relevant to the writer's rhetorical purposes and construction of stance and voice than the word 'ignore' in example (2).
In fact, Mr. Kushner's stance is held by a substantial segment of this city's Jewish population, including this writer.
