Sentence examples for peculiar posture from inspiring English sources
Someone, noticing the look on his face or her peculiar posture, would stop and interfere, and it would all be over.
All species of Brenthia which we observed possess the same adult behavior: during the day both males and females perch on upper surfaces of vegetation and adopt a peculiar posture (Fig. 2b).
Static parameters were also affected in c-rel−/− mice, as the distance between controlateral footprints of knockout animals increased compared to wild-type mice, indicating a peculiar posture modification.
Peculiar postures, such as sitting or stretching.
It took the American Michael Johnson, with his peculiar upright posture, noticeably short stride, and gilded spikes, almost a decade as a professional sprinter to set his record in the four hundred metres — 43.18 seconds — in 1999.
His posture was peculiar to tailors around the world — a sort of crouch that permits the hands to range from the trouser hems to the waistband to the shoulders and collar with a minimum of additional bending and reaching.
Jagger had not quite worked out his peculiar blend of frugging and Satanic posturing.
Suddenly, tracks such as If I Die Tonight cease to sound like mannered posturing and take on a peculiar prescience.
In comparison to the other papers on Fleet Street, however, the Guardian's eccentric virtues often seemed to be outweighed by its peculiar idiosyncrasies: the absence of horse racing, high-handed moral posturing and woolly leaders.
