Sentence examples for more posed from inspiring English sources
"Her pictures are much more posed, using strong camera angles.
Fashion photographs look more posed and the Rayanne Graffs I meet at school" — a character from "My So-Called life" — more inspiring.
More posed still, and stranger, are a pair of portraits of Marianne Faithfull and Sandie Shaw, in full colour (well, they're girls).
When he then ran for the Senate in 1994 he won a seat at the age of 36, and once more posed as a youthful and relentless firebrand.
"Does it work, or if it does work does it have so many negative consequences we shouldn't do it any more?" posed Cable.
Fashion photographs look more posed and the Rayanne Graffs I meet at school"—a character from "My So-Called life"—more inspiring.
The finale, with everyone onstage, was Dead Prez's "Hip-Hop," once more posing a choice between commercialism and conscience.
All of this — and more — poses daunting challenges for Ms. Finucane (pronounced fin-NEW-kin), one of the most powerful figures at Bank of America and, indeed, in American banking.
- but Bailey's assistant and the PR seem to get the point and agree that they will shoot one more pose and finish at 6.15pm.
These questions (and more) pose genuine challenges for accounts allowing for interpersonal unities.
For instance, there are a little more poses generated with FlexX than with Surflex (2915 and 2899, respectively), but significantly fewer correct poses (910 against 1152) and these poses belong to less targets (65 and 84, respectively).
