His every posture contained a strut.
Gil likes the strength poses; his siblings grouse, "He was born with a six-pack!" Sami, according to her brothers, is a "legalist"; she has to do every posture exactly right.
The way of representing these objects is to first define a general parallelepiped model enclosing every posture of interest for the object class, which can be utilised for discarding the object class for blobs too small or too big to contain it.
Every posture and gesture has a special significance, intended to inspire devotion and reflection.
He stresses that every posture or position loads and works the body differently, and it's the context of those positions that matters most.
Learn your dog's five key talking points, then spend some time seeing if you can listen with your eyes and translate the message behind every posture.
Alexander Woollcott, writing in The New York Times, thought that "John and Lionel Barrymore hold spellbound each breathless audience", and he commented that Barrymore "contributes to that appeal by every step, every hand, every posture of a body grown unexpectedly eloquent in recent years".
Tertullian is the first to mention Sunday rest: "We, however (just as tradition has taught us), on the day of the Lord's Resurrection ought to guard not only against kneeling, but every posture and office of solicitude, deferring even our businesses lest we give any place to the devil" ("De orat"., xxiii; cf. "Ad nation"., I, xiii; "Apolog"., xvi).
The Italian polymath, now unfairly forgotten, had himself photographed in black and white, wearing natty co-respondent shoes and rearranging himself in every imaginable posture – sideways on, upside down – in an old-fashioned plush armchair.
We see what Raphelson can't: that his principles, his retreat to Mexico, every convincing posture of word and deed have been mobilized to push the feelings that are within him onto other people.
