Sentence examples similar to candid posture from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, when they posed in the pool for some supposedly candid photographs, their postures summed up the balance of connubial power.

This candid moment captures the style and posturing of the crowd at Europe's largest street party, a vivid spectacle that celebrates London's multicultural past and present.

Carter is also vividly recalled here, by among others Anne Enright, who writes of her with a stark admiration all the more candid for her mordant acknowledgement that "the posture of the writer talking about great and previous writers is both grovelling and self-aggrandising".

Such posture befits an adaptation of "The Smoking Diaries," a typically candid, humorous, self-critical memoir from Mr. Gray, the playwright and chronicler who died last August at age 71.

China's increasingly vocal and assertive posture was a defining theme of the meeting, as was the candid American acknowledgment that the recovery of the United States — essential for global economic growth — requires outside help.

"This was a remarkably candid acknowledgment of how much he intends to exploit the political value of his posture as the only effective warrior in the war against terror," said David M. Kennedy, a professor of history at Stanford.

They were candid photos.

He was never candid.

Have a candid conversation.

Welcome back, Candid Camera.

"He is always candid".