Sentence examples for a posture of world from inspiring English sources

In other words, Toryism is a posture of world affirmation.

"The fighting judge" never seemed to feel fully alive unless he had a posture of aggression toward a world of entitled power -- the federal government, the Kennedys, the fraternity boys at the University of Alabama -- that he always suspected of looking down on him.

Jesus entered the world from a posture of absolute vulnerability -- as an unarmed, innocent child during a time of tremendous violence.

Like much of her work, Oliveros's "Meditations" posited listening as a fully embodied pursuit — a posture of attending to sounds and to the world.

As Studtmann (2007) puts it, Aristotle " assumes rather than defends a posture of realism with respect to the metaphysical structures of the world".

But he also believed that the world of higher education was locked in a posture of reaction to these emerging forces.

Trump maintained a posture of indifference.

This is partly a posture, of course.

It's a posture of rebellion, he said.

Toyota, for its part, adopts a posture of studied neutrality.

America has taken up a posture of "strategic patience".