Sentence examples for at posturing from inspiring English sources

Later, Clark called the offers proposed by the owners "ridiculous" and said the NFL "does a good job at posturing".

The cast's four women, despite their fervent, individual attempts at posturing, share a similar dullness.

People in the German arts sometimes take themselves too seriously and work claiming to be Tanztheater, just by dint of being German and choreographic, can end up looking ridiculous .Mr Schläpfer's words are apposite: pastiche, pretentiousness and, for audiences, downright boredom at posturing and silliness are dangers the post-Bausch generation will need to avoid.

(Here, however, one has to note that the Democrats do not seem good even at posturing).

They have been adept at training exercises staged for the benefit of foreign journalists, a kind of let-me-at-'em posturing.

The authorities may be wiser, or more sensitive to their own dignity; because a joke is exactly the point at which we laugh at their posturing.

But more was always at stake than posturing and declarations of allegiance.

The legislators have cried foul at tuition increases, posturing for the angry voters.

They may both be posturing at trying to help people who are only of interest to Washington every four years.

His verse pokes fun at the posturing that poets get up to from time to time.

And while governments like ours continue to succumb to such lobbying, it's refreshing to see a country like France not flinch at diplomatic posturing.