Sentence examples for pose of a from inspiring English sources

If you've done something really bad, adopt the pose of a chastened rogue.

He tried to capture the marvel of flight in the pose of a dancer.

This is the pose of a standup comedian, or of a boxer.

She clasped her hands above her head in the victory pose of a welterweight.

Now he settled in his chair in the authoritative lounge pose of a senior financier.

In that book as in this one, Horwitz assumes the pose of a baby-boomer Everyman, overschooled but undereducated.

In the Second Book, Hitler strikes the anachronistic, anti-American pose of a Chávez or Bin Laden.

Instead of striking the pose of a singing pin-up, she conveys the frisky, fun-loving sensibility of a good sport.

The curves of a Matisse cut-out follow, as if in homage, the pose of a Picasso nude painted years before.

"We specify that a 10-year-old should be able to find the pose of a photo in less than a minute," the researchers said.

I struck the pose of a cerebral hipster with more important things on his mind than who was going to win the Conn Smythe trophy.