Sentence examples for posed making from inspiring English sources

It is a nude that is ludicrously posed, making it all the more carnally real.

He has even posed making a Nazi salute, as if addicted to horrors that some think would be better forgotten.

Because of this awareness, we see a more consistent response by the subjects to pose, making Mr. Small less of a voyeur and more of a personality.

The pose: Making a fake dimple by pressing a finger into your cheek.

A rooster in rigor-mortis pose makes vultures descend.

"We've seen posing make a tremendous difference in people's presentation and performance," he said.

Suárez was due to talk and three security guys, in bouncer pose, made it clear they were required to leave.

The beauty of her in-depth exploration is that the larger questions she poses make this one seem beside the point.

It may be that all the posing made her bored with mere prettiness, so that by the time she landed in New York, she was ready for something else.

A black hooded sweatshirt bearing an image of Mickey Mouse holding a microphone and striking a rock-star pose, made by a company called Number Nine, sells for a hundred and twenty-eight thousand yen, which is close to a thousand dollars.

And the pose made sense, since one of the really noble things that Apple has done is to apply the ancient prehensile precision of pinching, sliding, or tapping fingers to screens and touch pads.