Sentence examples for is posturing as from inspiring English sources

Because he is posturing as someone whose reasons for moving in any direction at all are still hidden from him.

Some of it is posturing, as in the aggressive gesture of "Angela (crotch grab)" (1992) or the fake beards and mustaches worn by the women in "The Gang" (1990).

Using phrases such as "technological fiat" and claiming Apple was posturing as "the primary guardian of Americans' privacy", the government reasserted that the company is putting its brand ahead of public safety.

The company's new president of the Americas said that foreign competitors were posturing as American, according the Associated Press.

Her latest proposal to resuscitate the public option as part of the ACA lacks any credibility, and she just seems to be posturing as an advocate for "reform".

He's posturing as a critic of the deal because he wants to raise campaign money from people who follow the AIPAC line.

"The war in Iraq was postured as a big idea.

"And in the absence of concrete evidence to the contrary, we have to assume the worst case and that's why we're postured as we are today," said Dempsey, chairman of the US Joint Chiefs of Staff.

If the government doesn't create that demand when private households are deleveraging, firms are holding back investment, and Europe is posturing itself as a global deflationary ball and chain around global growth, then America is heading back into recession.

Following a previous court hearing, Jones was photographed posturing as if he was going to spit towards members of the media.

With their new albums, Christina Aguilera, Toni Braxton, Whitney Houston, Jennifer Lopez and Shania Twain, five women who flank Mariah Carey in the late-2002 derbyderby, are as busy posturing as they are singing.