Sentence examples for like posed from inspiring English sources

"I like posed pictures, with a certain formality," Mr. Zhou said.

Answering the question "What would peace look like," posed shortly after the 1967 war, Jewish and Arab children in Israel produced this collection of 50 drawings and paintings.

Mr. Carlsen explained later, "I like posing".

"I like posing as some sort of character so it isn't getting pure serious.

I don't like posing, and with this jacket, you don't have to make a pose.

(Harrison likes posing riddles with easy answers which, somehow, we are unlikely to guess).

Disease is a big problem," replied Allu, considering the skull in Yorick-like pose.

She has her arms thrown out dramatically in an Eva Perón-like pose.

Inspired, Mr. McKibbin picked up a large palm frond and struck a Christ-like pose that showed off his torso.

Riddick spends half the movie in bondage, his sweaty arms stretched out in a Crucifixion-like pose.

Mid-way through his routine, we tell him that his adhomukhaswanasana or the dog-like pose is almost perfect.