The phrase "at posing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of posing in a specific context, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "She excelled at posing for the camera during the photoshoot."
Alternatives: "in posing" or "while posing".
When Vox and The Fermata were published he didn't balk at posing in front of porn-video stores or even for racy half-nude shots.
It rather aims at understanding "how truth-knowledge assumed its present, familiar, and observable dimensions" (PP, pp. 238-239) as well as at posing the question of the possibility for us, today, to conceive and make use of truth differently.
Perhaps, though, it's time to let the men test their muscles for champagne and trophy handling and to give them a go at posing for photos in the social pages too.
Both of these images have a high level of authority and visual charge that's at odds with the more nurturing and benign Madonna, but they are essentially fashion photographs of models who are well practised at posing.
But the episode does also raise a few questions, given that the Doctor has previously been adept at posing as a human and has already got a ready-made alias of John Smith.
Huene, who was a baron and had a well-deserved reputation for arrogance, was slender, tailored within an inch of his life, adept with a cigarette and practiced at posing among the geometrical constructions of the time.
He gestured at Gil Hodges, posing for $750.
Ms. Vierny soon began dozing off at her posing sessions.
When Henry was established as king, however, Épernon appeared at court posing as a loyal subject.
We found that many children in Bangladesh are exposed to SHS at home, posing a serious public health concern.
Have somebody else hold a flash light aimed at the posing person.
