Sentence examples for pose comes from inspiring English sources

You suspect the pose comes more "because of" that status, rather than "despite"; you also suspect that all the funny voices could mask what sincerity might be lurking in these songs.

Through and beyond the actual exercise, whether a given pose comes easily or not, I knew to my core that yoga practice immediately brings you into an embodied experience of yourself.

The deeply ontological appeal of Pose comes from the reality that it almost exists in a vacuum.

This pose came across as honest.

The pop star told journalist Barbara Walters that her trademark pose came about because she 'gets embarrassed', which is interesting considering the rest of the images in this gallery.

One effort to strike a more youthful pose came with the futuristic Aurora sedan of 1994, but it failed to draw many customers from European sport sedans made by BMW or Mercedes-Benz.

His Ashtangis were younger and fitter, more likely to have Om tattoos and rippling shoulder muscles, and to start their exercises with a chant of "Guruji!" to a portrait of him pinned up on the wall.His yoga poses came in sets and sequences that never varied.

And he's also doing a pretty good job of representing the horror of a grieving parent being cross examined on the witness stand; Beth's incomprehension at the questions being posed coming after the judge's instruction that "we're going to run this with courtesy, dignity and respect.

A few days after my piece (and after critiques by other writers and LGBTQ legal scholars and groups about the dangers Gorsuch posed), came a New York Times story, just as the organized campaign for Gorsuch by right-wing groups and the White House was gearing up, "Gorsuch, Hard to Pigeonhole On Gay Rights, Friends Say".

He does not shy away from the question outsiders always pose: Do you come to see the racing or do you come to see the crashes?

The threat her mother poses comes from neediness.