Sentence examples for more upright tale from inspiring English sources

Politically, he tilted to the left, but his undemonstrative bearing, like his suit and brogues, told a more upright tale.

Bring your 80-cents-on-the-dollar outrage here for an entertainingly upright tale of the fight for equality.

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

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

He's more upright than he has been.

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

An upright tale is a greeting sign between cats, he adds, and is also a way of cats demonstrating their affection for their owners.

Now though he stands more upright and just looks a batsman once more.

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

New Channel 4 Racing, smarter, sober, more upright, is closer to a classroom vibe.

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