Sentence examples for pose and so from inspiring English sources

"The complex approach would involve adding or removing objects from images automatically to change the memorability of the image — but as you can imagine, this is pretty hard — we would have to ensure that the object size, shape, pose and so on match the scene they are being added to, to avoid looking like a photoshop job gone bad".

"Nonetheless, we're not ignoring the threat that the Iblis State could pose, and so we will continue working to not allow the spread of this contagion in Chechnya.

If you invited friends, have them help you with adjusting lighting, your clothes, a pose, and so on.

"She trumpets the fact that she is a fat actress and shows herself very glamorously posed and so on; but then the first thing you see is her crying and wailing and pounding on the floor and swearing, while guzzling food and talking about losing weight.

These visualizations range from distorted waveforms to generative radial patterns and willowy particle trails, all tweaked and transformed based on the pose and the person, so every practicing yogi is immersed in their own unique animation.

This is not the case, however: the question, in its primitive or in a more sophisticated (that is: by specifying the criteria of comparison) form has rarely been posed and, if so, the answer was mostly inconclusive.

"The princesses are just, like," she struck a "lovely Carol Merrill" pose and simpered, " 'I'm so pretty, Handsome Prince, won't you rescue me?' " Later she added, "All Sleeping Beauty ever does is sleep".

You've reached the final pose and a well-earned rest, so exhale and roll back over your toes so that your body ends up in an inverted "V" shape, which is downward facing dog or adho mukha savasana.

That was Joe West's old called-strike pose, and I liked that call so I did it.

Fed with an hour of footage from the video game Just Dance, the program tracked human poses and so learned to connect moves with music.

Director Joe Wright's universe is all pastel shades, to ram home the sycophancy and saccharine nature of so much yoga-posing and so many uneaten cupcakes overlaid with so many Amaro filters.