Sentence examples for entirely posed from inspiring English sources

The problem is that political problems are today almost entirely posed in specific, that is to say, immediate terms.

Candid photos catch you while you are doing something naturally, rather than being entirely posed.

Ms. Robards, a 55-year-old mother of two in Sparks, Nev., has not entirely dismissed posing as a cross-dresser to get on his show.

Mid '90s Bruce got a Harley for Christmas, so the entire family posed with the Harley and dressed entirely in leather like some kind of vicious gang.

Its molecular mechanism is still not entirely deciphered and poses challenge [ 11].

Women who have recently given birth should avoid this pose entirely for a minimum of 8 weeks or until the pelvic muscles are once again firm.

Holder went on: The question you have posed is therefore entirely hypothetical, unlikely to occur, and one we hope no President will ever have to confront.

Against the metaphors prevailing in the New Critical atmosphere of the nineteen-fifties, when he started writing in earnest — the Well Wrought Urns and the Verbal Icons — Bukowski posed his own, entirely characteristic image for writing: "it has to come out like hot turds the morning after a good beer drunk".

"We have found that BP's involvement in our activities has been a source of intellectual and technical input that has been entirely beneficial and has never posed the remotest threat to our intellectual independence," Jackson said.

"The question you have posed is therefore entirely hypothetical, unlikely to occur, and one we hope no president will ever have to confront.

It's not entirely different from the threat posed by creeps filming strangers on the train, or the invasive nature of most party photography and that's not to say the footage didn't look great.