Sentence examples for by the posturing of from inspiring English sources
There are local authorities whose attempts to develop successful multiculturalism have been undermined and thwarted by the posturing of Westminster politicians such as Cameron.
The whole wretched spectacle was rendered even less dignified by the posturing of an assortment of political activists, ranging from the Socialist Workers Partyy to the British chapter of Louis Farrakhan's Nation of Islam, some of whom to the evident distress of the Lawrences themselves caused a riot when they forced their way into the chamber, provoking the police to respond with CS gas.
The election campaign was overshadowed by the posturing of an ultra-nationalist Buddhist movement, known locally as Ma Ba Tha, which worked with the government to push through a package of discriminatory "race protection laws" restricting the rights of women and religious minorities.
"I wasn't as taken by the graphic content of the early arcade games as I was by the posture of the kids playing the games," he says.
"We are very troubled by the posture of AARP during negotiations over the Medicare drug legislation," said Alan V. Reuther, legislative director of the United Automobile Workers.
The bear hunt involved sending dogs to track and tree a bear (special dog collars emit a signal when that happens, triggered by the posture of the dog looking up the tree), then following the dogs for miles on foot to reach the animal.
In the case of TR is low, the calculated height is heavily affected by the postures of the sampled frames, and this can lead to accuracy degradation.
I'm really befuddled by the posture of the gun lobby.
This country emerged from direct conflict against the Spanish Empire and soon became antagonized by the postures of the United States.
It focuses on movements of the forearms without differentiating exposure caused by the posture of the arms.
He has performed a public service by exposing, however crudely, the posturing of both Republicans and Democrats and the dysfunctional obsolescence of the prevailing political culture.
