Sentence examples for natural stance from inspiring English sources

The natural stance of architects, Koolhaas said, is to be "almost insanely addressing the future".

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His natural stance involves crossing his right leg in front of his left, and placing his hands on his hips for balance, like a catalogue model.

He soon discovered that the department's natural stance of marching in lock step with the banks meant that he had to question its policies and programs repeatedly to ensure that taxpayers weren't at risk for fraud and abuse.

Edward VI was originally painted with his legs far apart, echoing a famously truculent image of his father – but it evidently looked too peculiar in a portrait of a young boy, and so the artist changed it to a more natural stance.

Her body resumed its more natural stance.

The Zhuangzi emphasizes the plurality of natural stances or points of view from which one may see paths of possible behavior as "natural".

Nozick may, in this way, offer as much of a foundation for adopting his natural rights stance as Rawls offers in A Theory of Justice for adopting his contractarian stance.

He also noticed the way Japanese bunters do not waste motion by squaring and pivoting but rather tap the ball from the more natural batting stance.

Ensure you are in a natural, relaxed stance.

In most leagues, the strike zone is that space directly above Home Plate that is not higher than the batter's highest shoulder, nor lower than the bottom of the Batter's front knee, when the Batter assumes his natural batting stance.