Sentence examples for in some posed from inspiring English sources

In some posed portraits, like those by Mark Neville in Odessa and Mamadi Doumbouya in Guinea, the subjects seem to present themselves as they would like to be seen by the world; traces of pride, even defensiveness, can be read into many of their faces.

The Dwyer show was lacking in cohesion and direction as models trotted out in contrasting looks - some posed in colorful sporty dressed while others wore sequined black and white or shiny mud-colored garb.

Some posed in vitrines of tailored suits, with a notable emphasis on double-breasted looks, thick wools and the snug fit of recent James Bond wear.

Dating from the 1880s to the 1960s, the photo series depicts a variety of white men and women in blackface, some posing as publicity for traveling minstrel shows, others amateurs who have blacked-up for reasons unknown.

They began to notice an interesting pattern among companies complaining about the search giant: Often, the aggrieved parties had, in some way, posed some kind of threat to Google's business.

The abductees, in some ways, posed a more bewildering challenge to Clancy than her previous memory-recoverers.

The choices made by football staff and athletics leadership, in some instances, posed a risk to campus safety and the integrity of the University.

Feeling uncomfortable or wobbly in some poses is a part of the process.

And though it might be challenging and sweaty or too quiet and scary in some poses, can we surrender to the practice without self-judgment?

The committee will also consider whether concentrations of zinc, nickel and arsenic in the diet of infants, which also exceed relevant safety guidelines in some cases, pose a risk.

"Stop portraying women being chained up in some skeevy pose!" That's the outraged pronouncement of Goodreads critic Anne in a spoiler-filled review getting a lot of attention among comic book fans.