Sentence examples for brave pose from inspiring English sources

The British market research company Taylor Nelson Sofres struck a brave pose Wednesday, again rejecting a hostile bid from the WPP Group after T.N.S.'s preferred merger partner walked away.

It matters not if you are foe or friend: if Cruz can besmirch you in a manner that bolsters his purer-than-thou, blunter-than-thou, braver-than-thou pose, brace yourself.

More than 20 years after McCandless died, his story continues to pose questions: brave or stupid?

"Even a few years ago, it would have taken a very brave Chinese thinker to pose that question in public", he wrote.

They are brave and important, posing the biggest challenge from the streets to China's government since Tiananmen Square in 1989.

Visitors and natives – as well as Australian and New Zealand soldiers – posed under and on top of the sphinx for a series of hand-tinted and monochrome postcards taken in the 1920s, and there's a series of long shots of individuals brave or foolhardy enough to pose on the sphinx's head.

Mezzo soprano Katherine Jenkins braved the rain showers to pose for photographers in a sleeveless, floral metallic dress by Richard Nicholl and a grey hat by Philip Treacy.

MW · The Line of Beauty is on BBC1 in April 27 Spencer Tunick Some 1,700 people from places as far apart as Mexico and Australia braved a chilly Newcastle morning in July to pose nude for another of Spencer Tunick's now famous installations.

The most memorable songs pose a question: Why aren't more bands this brave?

He has spawned an ethic, in the kitchen and in life, that poses as brave, but is really nothing more than the emotional equivalent of a keg stand, or maybe just a fear of being plain.

"It is difficult for sure, especially when the criticism is aimed at my models, because they are doing something so brave and scary by posing for me".