Sentence examples for a public pose from inspiring English sources

They know that it's wise to adopt a public pose of reform.

The government appeared surprised by the lawlessness and confused about whether to strike a public pose of toughness or sympathy to growing social needs.

Nichols, of course, was far less tempted to self-dramatize than Wilde, and the regular striking of a public pose did not concern him; nonetheless, when you survey the richness of his gifts, a movie like "Working Girl" (1988), deft and diverting as it was, feels a little limited — lacking the gleeful pulse that Sydney Pollack brought to "Tootsie," for instance, earlier in the decade.

We've never seen Bush like that in a public pose, yet there he is, and carved in stone, no less.

For community mobilizers, the lack of previous vaccinations and low awareness among the public pose a major challenge.

Most important, this public pose is a defense against deeper, often unconscious feelings of inferiority and being unlovable.

- Cyber terrorism, a global public menace, poses a threat to social and public security.

And when a public relations aide posing as Herman Cain was asked about China, she responded with a likely dodge: focusing on Mr. Cain's catchy 9-9-9 tax plan.

Rapid T-HAN distribution to travelers during a public health emergency poses unique logistic, legal, and political challenges.

Dr. Ow said he did not think that this would pose a public safety issue, but he said it would pose a public perception problem for the industry.

Q: Does the public glare pose a problem in settling a case?