Sentence examples for more upright activity from inspiring English sources

It was the Victorians who recast it as an altogether more upright activity.

He's more upright than he has been.

I'm a little more upright when I throw mine.

The correct posture, of course, is to sit more upright.

Sen is more classical, in the Western sense: more upright, more restrained.

Federer's and Cano's stances are more upright, and their hands tend to start higher.

When firearms were adopted, setters were trained to adopt a more upright stance.

So Davis reverted to his preferred stance: feet closer together, body more upright.

But because he favors a more upright position, he appears far larger to the shooter.

Quarterbacks held the ball closer to their heads, stood more upright, took shorter strides.

The backup Jason Snelling is like a quicker, more upright but less controlled version of Turner.