Sentence examples for pose brought from inspiring English sources

But she had invented the story, and her pose brought out a fear of anti-Semitism in French society.

"Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose," an enchanting painting of two small girls with Chinese lanterns in an English garden that Sargent rudely renamed "Damnation, silly, silly pose," brought him fame in England in 1887.

One of the major causes of a stiff appearance in photographs is a stiff bodily pose brought about by anxiety and nerves.

Brand did a quick yoga pose, bringing his hands down across his face in prayer to the almighty transcendental being that controls the cosmos, before going mildly berserk.

Bly said he embarrassed himself and the 49ers during Sunday's 45-10 home loss to the Atlanta Falcons when he intercepted a pass by Matt Ryan in the third quarter and struck a Deion Sanders-like pose, bringing his right hand to his helmet while the ball was unprotected in his left.

That smile broke the serious look on Obama's face and shook him out of his "attentive listening" pose, bringing him into that moment with an honest-to-God grin, which made it a moment he shared with the audience.

Here's the basics: With the yo-yo in hand, make a muscle-man pose, bringing your hand toward your shoulder.

Balancing poses brought focus, mentally and physically.

But the open question I posed brought a river of new pleasures.

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The age of selfie photos and nude-in-the-bathroom-mirror poses brings forth a new layer to the epidermis of the objectification of women.