Sentence examples for a dramatic pose from inspiring English sources

"I had a 28-inch waist," Mr. Hernandez said, holding a 1960s image of himself in a dramatic pose.

A startling moment comes later, each time that the music pauses and Mr. Martins inserts a dramatic pose for the dancers in the space between the notes.

James lambastes his ex-girlfriend, a campus activist devoted to bike paths and canned food drives, for "working within the system" — this argument between political schools arises in "Earthgirl," as well, and along the same gender lines — but his bluster rarely transcends what his English teacher astutely pegs as a "dramatic pose".

With the group presented in mostly darkness, and Mercury's hands covering his chest in a dramatic pose, it's an image that has been associated with the band ever since.

At climactic moments the actors freeze, as though in a photograph, while striking a particularly dramatic pose.

"A lot of whip-crack, dramatic pose extremes," he said.

In the first genre works of Fedotov moralistic and critical satires in the spirit of William Hogarth, whom he held in high esteem his style tended toward dramatic pose and narrative density, qualities that disappear in his later works.

Van Eyck eliminated the dramatic pose and rays of light causing the stigmata, which according to Snyder, are generally "essential features of the iconography".

Her dramatic pose at the end was priceless, as was her response to the question 'who are you?' "I fit everywhere," said Tatiana.

Rejtan is the most visible, occupying the entire right side of the painting, in the midst of his dramatic pose which has been compared to Liberty Leading the People.

He instantly returned, faced everyone in the room, struck a dramatic Superman pose and bellowed "FEAR YOURSELVES!" and bolted out the door.