Sentence examples for looking posed from inspiring English sources

During free time after lunch, I walked outside to find a cluster of women standing in the courtyard stock-still, eyes closed, faces tilted toward the sun, looking posed for alien abduction.

Think about nice things that make you smile, and you will find your naturally smiling without looking posed.

A new, even more outrageously really, really good looking pose is required, and preferably one that doesn't show off too many of 49-year-old Stiller's accelerating laughter lines.

"Well, to me it looked posed," he retorts.

The picture is like something dug up from the earliest days of movies: it starts off, during the titles, with the wind blowing through the wheat, and the actors often look posed.

Scheynius's imagery is shot through with natural light, glinting beams of sunlight glisten through net curtains, while subjects are silhouetted in windows; compositions are natural, immediate and rarely look posed.

Another Benecke photograph of two gypsy dancers, one head-on, the other in profile, looks posed by comparison but has the elegance of a Corot, encapsulating the sensuality of the women Flaubert wrote so much about.

But the performance looks posed and mannered now, as if a mother was absolutely confident that she played with her young son, and that he swallowed her idealised but destructive version of what love is.

“Shots of celebrities holding up a product in pictures looks posed and are not natural or organic.

The candid aspect of the photo will capture you in the moment and you won't look posed or fake.

Avoid too wide of a stance, as this will look posed and unnatural.