Sentence examples for less posturing from inspiring English sources

There's less posturing or worrying about what people are thinking.

Fortunately, the trio had room for this sentimental ballad on Rewind, and while it's not exactly all that interesting, it contains the least inert songwriting and substantially less posturing than its companions.

Mayors can be more effective than national politicians because there is less posturing, says Travers.

People really seem like they're at Sound for the tunes, and there's less posturing and posing because of that (even though they won't let boys dance on the platform).

"It would be nice to think there might be more conciliation and moderation and negotiation, and less posturing and drama and fewer political showdowns," Liza Mundy, a fellow at the New America Foundation who specializes in gender issues, told me.

BB sound more dour than the Class of '76, less posturing, more cerebral, somehow, which is a strange thing to say about music whose words are virtually impossible to make out beyond the odd stray phrase ("Hate to say I told you so").

They should spend less time posturing and more time reflecting, at places like Belleau Wood, Omaha Beach and the Vietnam War Memorial.

His gentle, distracted performance is naturally off kilter in the manner of the habitually distressed, and it only makes one wish that "Shoppers Carried by Escalators Into the Flames" had more focused quietude and modesty and a less writerly posturing.

One option is to continue more or less as is, posturing in the hope that it will not lead to nuclear war.

I hadn't seen the play before, but now, at a time when innocent victims abound and the government seems to be posturing less out of cynicism than confusion and impotence, one is hungry for something more nuanced than blanket demonization of a faceless Arab enemy and disdain for power politics and the media.

Robert Gipe is right: Appalachian coal miners need less political posturing and more good jobs.