Sentence examples for posed themselves as from inspiring English sources

The artists emphasised the provocative quality of their work with a series of events, including a memorable display held in 1963 inside a Düsseldorf furniture shop-front: Polke and Richter even posed themselves as "living sculptures" seated on armchairs.

"They're unable to manifest the former activities they did to try to pose themselves as a state".

But what has happened over a number of years in Scotland is that the Scottish Nationalists have started to pose themselves as a social-democratic alternative to Labour, and that's very much come to fruition".

In order to assess the relative importance of the cues composing the poses, in these analyses we used the 24 poses themselves as the units of analysis.

As might be expected from the title, the video features lots of shots of naked women dancing and posing, as well as touching themselves (and each other).

Both parties bluff and bluster their way into an agreement of sorts, bringing Everett and Kincaid (both professors posing as themselves) on board as writer-researchers.

Two women, wearing white body stockings and bound back-to-back, separated themselves, posed gracefully as if standing for a portrait, then came back together.

Donning blackface, fake beards, and turbans, the group managed to board the ship as honored visitors with two additional members pretending to be their guides, essentially posing as themselves.

In this version, the two men who try to test their lovers' fidelity by disguising themselves do not pose as Albanians as per the libretto, but as the African mercenaries known as Dubats.

Dior models who starve themselves posed as the starving.

Six concerned parents, members of a group calling themselves 'Letzgo Hunting', posed online as underage girls in an attempt to snare paedophiles looking to seduce children.