Sentence examples for pose suggests from inspiring English sources

His stage pose suggests nonchalance, singing with his arm draped over the microphone and barely moving to a beat that had most of the audience up and dancing.

Although the three-quarter pose suggests the merest outlines of the dress, the burr of the drypoint tool evokes the velvet fabric.

He is still held in high regard by a president who has shifted far less from the centre ground than his newly populist pose suggests.

The slouchy pose suggests Narcissus, but the boy is just the opposite, oblivious to himself and his nakedness, completely lost in the make-believe of the car, which is more exactly rendered than his face.

The fingers close to the mouth pose suggests a self-aware sexuality, a Marilyn Monroe or a Birth of Venus quality that comes from the same well of flirtation as duck lips.

"He seems to have got his way in this as Mr Poroshenko's pose suggests he's trying to get some sort of greeting or acknowledgment going".

The silvered light on his head, the darkness of his eyes and pensiveness of his pose suggest he is thinking about more than merely medical matters.

It was safer, Megan's pose suggested, to strike wary airs than to convey an earnestness that could be exploited by her enemies at school or, worse, on the Internet.

Olaf Blecker's portrait of Jenny Hval shows the Norwegian musician in yellow, stretched and perched like a canary, her avian pose suggesting what Anwen Crawford, in a review of Hval's album "Apocalypse, girl," called an "overlap of intimacy and unease".

"Sucking Strelkov" puts its reader in an uncomfortable position, one only slightly more dignified than the pose suggested by the story's title.

In snapshot analysis, Budmunchiamine L5 still forms an H-bond with Glu77; the binding pose is the same as the initial docking pose, suggesting that Budmunchiamine L5 does not change over all simulation times and stably binds to ApoE4.