Sentence examples for personal pose from inspiring English sources

Representative of these stereotypes is Bryan Appleyard's judgement (quoted by Maeve Brennan) that of the writers who "have adopted a personal pose of extreme pessimism and loathing of the world... none has done so with quite such a grinding focus on littleness and triviality as Larkin the man".

Their campaign strategies and personal styles pose the starkest contrasts.

In each group some youngsters play war games, tweak their personal profiles, pose for racy photographs.

While the political effects of personal freedom pose a serious challenge to contemporary liberal theories of distributive justice, the feminist critiques are somewhat puzzling because, as Jean Hampton puts it, many feminists appear to complain in the name of liberal values.

It's not clear how the accusations might affect "Alice's" run, but for Disney, Depp's personal problems pose a dilemma going forward.

Who really wants to answer such a personal question, posed by a stranger on your doorstep?

The two had contacted male victims through personal advertisements posing as Russian or Ukrainian women.

Then as now, Americans were concerned about the threat to personal freedom posed by the conformism and homogeneity inherent in mass-consumption society.

On Sept. 21, he received a letter from the authorities saying that his "attitude" and "personal behavior" posed a risk to airport security, but it did not specify how.

His style may be inimitable, but it is widely imitated, not least because his fundamental theme — the conflict between technology and conscience, the threat to personal identity posed by modern abstractions of science and style — is even more urgent and popular now.

His style may be inimitable, but it is widely imitated, not least because his fundamental theme the conflict between technology and conscience, the threat to personal identity posed by modern abstractions of science and style is even more urgent and popular now.