With his broad neck and poised, confident posture, he looks cut out of a tree.
She laughs often and loudly, and swears like a sailor, but her poise and posture are refined, a little bit costume drama.
Practice walking with a book on your head to improve your poise and posture.
He seems poised to encourage Mr. Netanyahu's intemperate posture toward Iran, no matter the consequences.
They look like ordinary people: some have bad posture, while others are poised; some are old, others young; some have sculptured pecs, others potbellies.
A good posture makes you look poised and graceful on ice.
But common to both is a posture of vibrant balance, a posture alerted by a question - tails tensed, ears slicked back, claws poised - as though both were about to take off in all directions.
Posture-induced feelings of power and competence will make you more at ease and poised, not change your personality.
The body is human, poised to move, while the head is that of a lion either a lioness or a maneless male, whose posture suggests he or she is patiently waiting for instructions, eager to do someone's bidding, as if asking, "Can I help you?" And I want to answer, "Oh yes, yes you can.
For all the posturing, the bellowing and the hatred, he remains an utterly individual literary presence - one poised between two countries and two worlds.
