Sentence examples for feel pose from inspiring English sources

Defend Boyle Heights has called for a moratorium on Self Help's work with outside artists and galleries that they feel pose a threat of gentrification. .

His subjects are relaxed and open (probably because he knew many of them), resulting in images that are revealing but that never feel posed or staged.

The study has attempted to highlight factors associated with this, and, we feel, poses some important questions as to the behavioural changes that may accompany the introduction of safety equipment.

In the story, Cable, a sometime ally of the X-Men, tries to eliminate the Avengers, who he feels pose a threat to Hope, a new mutant who will either usher in a golden age for mutants or herald their destruction.

Although they were paparazzi shots, both sets felt posed and heavy with intent.

The footage is unscripted yet feels posed; it nods to a new-wave, cinematic nonchalance with the affected self-display of a Webcam diary.

India urged the United States Patent and Trade Office in April 2000 to re-examine certain Ricetec claims that India felt posed a threat to Indian basmati exports to the United States.

Participants reviewed lists of biological warfare or potential biological threat agents and selected those they felt posed the greatest threat to civilian populations.

Ms. Klaschka makes her bodybuilders work without mirrors, so they learn to feel each pose.

"I feel his pose is disrespectful," remarked James from Surrey.

An unnamed border official has described an incident last week involving two students from Pakistan with Olympic credentials that he felt might pose a security risk, but entered unchallenged.