Sentence examples for * his posturing from inspiring English sources

He keeps stumbling onto truths in his posturing.

Standing somewhere between history and myth, Gauguin persists as an evergreen contemporary: the artist as narcissist and provocateur, whose genius is inextricable from his posturing.

For one thing, through his posturing protagonist we get glimpses of several more rounded and affecting figures, suggested more than defined and placed some way back.

Yet in the EU referendum the city he led for so long voted 60%to40%0% for Remain, exposing another vast gulf in his posturing.

And as an increasing number of commentators deliver the verdict that his posturing risks doing precisely that, what of the millions of people stuck on the wrong side of the moat?

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More specifically, Gordon Brown, aided and abetted by his macho, posturing spin doctors, has now shown his true colours.

Adams had little patience with his colleagues' posturing and pontification, and his letters to Abigail are filled with complaints about the tiresome business of politics.

Even if she hadn't been a prominent war correspondent, Martha Gellhorn's place in our cultural lore would be secure because she was the one Hemingway wife who told dear Ernest what he could do with his macho posturing.

But his macho posturing probably ended up repelling more people than it impressed, while unhelpfully reminding them of the trust issues raised by the exploitation of faulty intelligence over Iraq.Meanwhile, his encounters with disillusioned female voters in television studios, designed to demonstrate humility and a willingness to listen, are increasingly looking like a bad idea.

Hal Hinson of The Washington Post was unimpressed with the film, calling it Jarmusch's "least engaging, and the first in which his bohemian posturing actually becomes an irritant".