Sentence examples for particularly poised from inspiring English sources
He has adequate throwing skills but he's never been particularly poised in the pocket.
For Benjamin Millepied, at New York City Ballet, she outfitted dancers in dresses made from black plastic chips sewn onto stretch tulle, and supplied them with matching hosiery that encased each dancer's calf and foot in shiny black plastic, like something a particularly poised dominatrix might wear.
As editor of the college newspaper, the Independent, Edgar was particularly poised to soak up some of the revolutionary atmosphere that was sweeping the campus and went through a period of rapid left-wing politicisation, protesting against the Vietnam war as well as organising campaigns against exams in the university: "We nearly had a strike over it," he recalls, gleefully.
The rabbit model is particularly poised to become one of the most popular among the animal models that recapitulate human heart diseases.
One member of the airline sector that is particularly poised to suffer from an unwinding of this heavy-handed bullish sentiment is Southwest Airlines.
One member of the Healthcare Providers Index that is particularly poised to benefit from an unwinding of this bearish sentiment is WellCare Health Plans.
In fact Polina Semionova and Denis Matvienko are a more obvious match, particularly in the first half when her sunny ingénue and his arrogant charmer seem particularly well poised for tragedy.
And at this stage of my life I'm particularly vulnerable, poised between two phases: being needed, and not.
Indeed, America's love affair with pets continues and, with a booming economy, Long Islanders are particularly well poised to indulge theirs.
This suggests the interesting possibility that neuronal lysosomes are particularly well poised for protein turnover.
Mr. Rumsfeld warned that Chinese leaders were bent on challenging American influence in Asia and continued to spend more on its military, particularly the forces poised across the strait from Taiwan.
