Sentence examples for angry posture from inspiring English sources

back to that brave and angry posture on issues that are today's most difficult and controversial, because I think that to some extent it's lost its pioneering spirit," Dr. Sinding said in an interview in his apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan as his wife, Monica Knorr, a geriatric-care expert, packed to move.

It is viewed as a flippant, angry posture that can make others around us uncomfortable or think we are not being supportive.

Verbal sparring turns angry, posturing leads to entrenched positions.

Then came the court hearings, more lawsuits, more lawyers, an injunction, a stay of the injunction and a lot of angry posturing.

While in public the missile attacks produced furious denunciations and angry posturing from Pakistani politicians and generals, in private they led to a more muted process: discreet negotiations, secret deals and, in some drone strikes, full Pakistani cooperation.

The focus on the F.C.C. case has tempered the league's angry public posture last year when it sought relief from Big Cable in state legislatures and in a vigorous anti-Comcast campaign.

He was deeply sentimental about ordinary working-class people -- and maintained an angry outsider posture in his column even as he was embraced by the conservative mandarins of Washington.

There were no angry tantrums or posturing egos.

Tess worried that Lloyd would get angry, revert to the posturing swagger he used when she first knew him.

Even though he was still engaged in the struggle for the liberation of black people, his angry racial rhetoric and posturing were replaced with a universal quest for justice.

— between a city angry at the department's posture toward many residents, and police union officials who suggest he does not fully support rank-and-file officers.