Sentence examples for figures are posed from inspiring English sources
Such figures are posed as if supporting great weights (e.g., Atlas bearing the world).
The figures were posed with their backs to the glass walls, looking out at the crowd.
Lady and Gentleman in Landscape is more Frenchified, with its vivacious Rococo rhythms, but Heneage Lloyd and His Sister is more stylized, the charming little figures being posed against a conventional background of steps and decorative urns.
His present entry, an abstract work identified as "Standing Figure", is posed against the lake and is harsh and hideous enough to alarm the waterfowl.
The figure is posed on a black armchair, her legs swathed in a blue cloth, with a basket of tulips in her lap.
His major conceit, but an effective one, is to leave pencil markings and notations around his figures who are posed against neutral backgrounds.
Special problems are posed by the practice of using internal ribosome entry sequences (IRESs) as tools to figure out how translation might be regulated by other components.
Then the figure must be posed, like a digital mannequin, reaching for the bottle and drinking from it.
Russell observed that while the depiction of figures in rooms is common through all eras of painting, the figures are always posed, and usually seemingly aware that they are being portrayed.
To connect the figures to their real lives, some were posed, like the basketball player, in stances that alluded to their occupations.
