Sentence examples for pose turned out from inspiring English sources

A delightful 1942 print of Betty Grable in a classic World War II pinup pose turned out to be crinkly from edge to edge, as if it had passed through a million hands, even though the marks on the reverse side showed that it had been published perhaps a half-dozen times.

Indeed, the same binding pose turned out to be highly representative among the top scoring poses together with its antiparallel pose, as it was also observed for monomeric IL-8.

As she spoke she practiced a languid Anita Ekberg stretch, a pose, it turned out, she had rehearsed many times.

After one of the student interns bravely grabbed her and got her to pose, it turned out she wasone of the many Chinese tourists who are legion at the Ewha front gate these days, which is apparently a major tourist destination for the Chinese who come to Korea, which made sense since we spotted entire tour groups led by guides with flags right in the area we started shooting.

A recurring problem with AAM-based synthesis and multiview methods is the need to reliably locate facial features to determine the pose angle for pose compensation this turns out to a be difficult task in its own right.

What problem do these trust boundaries pose? it turns out that the information about where your character is in the world is just X, Y and Z coordinates controlled by your PC.

But as the question reached the establishment the issues posed by the region turned out to be different.

But the drugs turned out to pose a greater threat to her life than the disease.

One scan turned out to pose no threat as whoever was behind it simply told the gaming company who ran the computers that they were leaking data.

The man posing as Mullah Akhtar Mohammad Mansour turned out to be a small shopkeeper from Quetta.

Many progressives agree with sentiment recently expressed by Professor Cornell West, a professor at the Union Theological Seminary, who recently told Salon Magazine: "He posed as a progressive and turned out to be counterfeit.