Sentence examples for a little posturing from inspiring English sources

This was an episode of comic incompetence, with a little posturing, pressuring and politics thrown in.

Otherwise, the interviews are friendly volleys, a little posturing, a lot of promotion, some gossip.

Countries need to do a little posturing before getting down to the hard work, which is supposed to start on Monday.

That's good news for consumers and all, but it appears as though AT&T might have been doing a little posturing to make itself look like the good guy.

Bush is saying to Congress: "Here, listen to my general and then cut the goddamn check!" And Congress, after a little posturing, will do just that.

But there was very little posturing from the Democratic Congress about the Cutter incident.

There was very little posturing or provocation or wackiness in it.

"Since '93, of course, one of the strengths of the N.F.L. was that there was very little posturing at all," he said.

It was a little bit of posturing from some people.

"Until that happens I feel this is just a little bit of posturing," he told the BBC, for whom he now acts as a pundit.

This is the slur turned to high art -- a little race bait posturing at "poor kids" who, Gingrich tells us, don't work like middle class kids do -- and a shot at "unionized janitors" -- almost by definition overpaid and lazy, whose work could be done by a grade-schooler.