Sentence examples for difficult pose from inspiring English sources

This was always going to be a difficult pose for Mrs Clinton to maintain.

Photos: "To be natural is such a very difficult pose to keep up".

Unlike many, more severe yoga masters, Friend worked the crowd like a contestant on "Last Comic Standing": "Cool color!" he said, inspecting a student's polished toenails, or "Pray for him," when he guided a student into a difficult pose.

Surprisingly, what is being painted on the canvas is not the ample woman but a flowering vine, as if the difficult pose is required only to inspire the wild growth of the flowers.

Through it all, Mr. Matte tends to doze lightly (he spent a year at a Buddhist retreat outside London, which, he says, helped train him to stay still) while Ms. Alvarez, with a more difficult pose, perched precariously on the tiny tractor, manages to disguise her discomfort.

Another slightly difficult pose, especially for those with poor balance, the tiptoe pose requires use of both the upper and lower body to open up the shoulders and chest.

Management of type 2 diabetes later in the disease continuum is particularly difficult, posing many efficacy and safety concerns.

"The fact that several schools are situated in mountainous areas, where access is difficult, poses an additional challenge".

The fact that several schools are situated in mountainous areas (900 to 2,000 meters high), where access is difficult, poses an additional challenge".

125 Furthermore, limited access to infectious diseases specialists, on-site pharmacists, and infection control nurse consultants render the overseeing of antibiotic prescribing difficult, posing additional barriers to the implementation of AMS programs in the RACF setting.

The yoga students struck difficult poses.