Sentence examples similar to being postured in from inspiring English sources

One option is to continue more or less as is, posturing in the hope that it will not lead to nuclear war.

"The category is a crowded category," says David Droga, creative chairman of Droga5, in which "everyone is posturing in a similar way".

The mayor may also be posturing in his warning about what lies ahead should the governor's budget for the state become a reality.

Some suspect he is posturing in advance of the summit meeting, as well as a separate meeting this coming week with South Korea's president, and has no real intention of acceding to demands that he relinquish his nuclear weapons.

While the Prime Minister was posturing in Paris for the climate talks, his Energy Secretary ploughed yet more subsidies (to the scale of £175 million) into fossil fuels in the highly polluting form of diesel generation.

Of course, he could also be posturing in order to win concessions.

They are posturing in a way reminiscent of an earlier generation of Southern governors who stood for "states' rights," which was a euphemism for Jim Crow racial segregation.

"The war in Iraq was postured as a big idea.

The United States military has not changed it's posture in response to Iran test-firing a ballistic missile, a Pentagon spokesman said on Wednesday.

"This is posturing for the relatives in America".

He offered a rhetorical question on whether Iran was serious about challenging the major powers or is it posturing in the media for domestic consumption.