Sentence examples for modern pose from inspiring English sources

The target came down West 58th Street, toward Broadway, his eyes focused on a smartphone in that familiar modern pose.

Mahershala Karim Ali, the young actor who plays Jefferson in the current production, strikes a much more modern pose.

In Emily Mann's perky production of this paradigmatic romantic tragedy at the McCarter Theater here, the twain meet in Shakespearean poetry delivered by actors in distinctly modern pose.

Nor can architecture ultimately resolve the conflict that elitism and modern democracy pose for one another.

Broadly translated into English, it would read: "One day, I took a snapshot of a man with a hat — Of light, there wasn't much, at that — In the photo, there only arose — The beard and the nose — It passed for a Modern Portrait pose".

Hence modern developments pose the need for different approaches to those traditionally employed by chemometricians.

Raini Rodriguez (Austen and Ally) and her brother Rico (Modern Family) pose with Qmadix at Doris Bergman's Oscar/Valentine lounge.

For most modern readers, Early Modern English poses enough semantic and syntactic difficulties to require editorial annotation that swift glance to the bottom of the page that informs us that many familiar words, such as virtue and honesty and credit, had different meanings then.

Modern digital systems pose new challenges to reliability analysts.

Together with these developments, new challenges to the powers and authority of the modern state posed by the globalization of the economy and mass communications, the transformation of relatively homogeneous into ethnically heterogeneous societies, and the spread of multiculturalism, diminished the capacity of the state to function as an agent of large-scale science-based projects.

One or two authors had previously suggested modern pesticides posed dangers.