Sentence examples similar to country posturing from inspiring English sources
Many of the participants in the Doha process are tired of rich-country posturing.
The more satirical "Poll Tax Country" (1945) pits a posturing group of white Southern racists against a crowd of black laborers.
A spoof article in the Economist last year portrayed Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, ruminating on western nations' obsessive posturing towards his country.
Peña Nieto has many reasons for wanting to reëvaluate his country's posture in the drug war — and its codependency with the United States.
But grandstanding, posturing, and trash-talking the country is not helping.
Doing nothing is not an option for North Korea, but the country could settle for what Baker calls "front posturing"—moving troops into position for war.
There are certainly a lot of positioning, posturing and maneuvering compounding claims from several countries.
Middle aged DJs up and down the country will be dropping this, sending rooms full of largely white students into ironic frowns and faux-gangsta posturing.
IN MOST countries the constitution is above the everyday horse-trading of domestic politics and parliament's yah-boo posturing.
