Sentence examples for holy pose from inspiring English sources

One image – At a Traffic Intersection, Johannesburg, 2011 – depicts a homeless man in an almost holy pose.

When the plan was announced last week, many conservatives denounced it as a liberal ruse to undermine the Bush administration's war effort while maintaining a holier-than-thou pose of patriotism.

(That refrain will require shading the truth a bit, but no doubt by next week the political press corps will have shed the pose of holy innocence that it adopts when it critiques Republican convention speeches).

This is a holy place, but there are so many pictures of people in sexual poses.

Robin Waterfield thinks that Gibran's basic problem may have been a feeling of hypocrisy, in that his life so contradicted his pose as a holy man.

So it raises the bar and if we want to be successful we have to be better than we were last year". Bencze said he expects Holy Martyrs and Buckley to pose the biggest obstacles to his squad winning its fifth straight Liberty League crown.

Although he is genuinely down and out, you wonder how much of his holy-fool role is just a hustler's pose.

In practice, though, any American assault that further endangered the holy sites, even if Dr. Allawi approved it, would pose big political risks.

"Everybody was posing for holy pictures.

A handful of Indian spies in the employ of the British Empire posed as holy men.

The task of ensuring the safety of the millions of Muslim pilgrims who make their holy voyage to Mecca poses a major logistical and security challenge for Riyadh.