Sentence examples for pose that is from inspiring English sources

It's a pose that is sometimes disingenuous, though she's always a step ahead in self-awareness of this as well.

When the photographer jokingly requests she tries a pose that is "a little less presidential", she laughs.

She describes her process as collaborative, working with her subjects to find the pose that is uniquely comfortable to each of them.

Mas, in short, plays the geographic and architectural equivalent of coy, a pose that is like catnip to always-wanting-in-on-the-secret New Yorkers, including me.

Called "The Age of Bronze," it is by Rodin and happens to be the oldest piece in the collection, a life-size, perfectly formed male nude in a pose that is both pensive and slightly pained.

For example, during a handshake, we model the upper arms, the lower arms, and the hands in the pose that is most characteristic for the given interaction.

When Mitt Romney asserted last week that "culture does matter," he settled into a pose that was more triumphalist than anthropologist.

The soft rescoring procedure, which slightly optimizes the ligand to accommodate the pose that was provided from another program, was applied (see Methods for details).

This knowing pose — that's so "Entourage," so "30 Rock".

About that ilk: with its busy design, facile exoticism and ultradark lighting, Macao strikes a pose that's familiar, and — suddenly and strangely — nostalgic.

Choose the pose that's right for you.