Sentence examples similar to outspoken posture from inspiring English sources
The strident and outspoken posturing by St. John's University and its men's basketball coach, Mike Jarvis, in disputing the National Collegiate Athletic Association's modest suspension of Erick Barkley is laughable.
Mervyn A. King, the governor of the Bank of England, is an owlish, self-effacing man who, in contrast to his more outspoken peers in Frankfurt and Washington, strikes a public posture that borders on the demure.
Along with them and the current leader of Kadima, Shaul Mofaz, Mr. Olmert is recruiting outspoken critics of Mr. Netanyahu's aggressive posture toward Iran, including Meir Dagan and Yuval Diskin, the former heads of Israel's intelligence agencies.
Whether you're shy or outspoken, interviewing can always be a tad awkward, so be sure to practice your tone, posture and smile.
At the N.A.A.C.P., he often played the outspoken heavy, while the group's executive director, Roy Wilkins, maintained a more soft-spoken, congenial public posture, although he protected Mr. Hill from the attacks of labor leaders.
Others are more outspoken.
Murphy is less outspoken.
