Sentence examples for poses though from inspiring English sources

The models' poses, though subtle, provoke ideas about desire and the idealized body.

The orchestra, particularly charming in the Strauss, was up for the challenge that "The Rite of Spring" still poses, though it seemed a bit exhausted by the final dance.

His sitters chose their own poses, though he tweaked those to good effect.

It features athletes in mostly nude poses (though they do not expose any body parts too risqué).

Many of the tourists seem slightly bored as they watch the warrior monks' performance, consisting mostly of striking poses, though they perk up when one breaks a wooden stave over the other's back.

There's a lack of authority in Eagling's boy-band posing, though Yat-Sen Chang stands out for commitment.

There's a self-acknowledging humor in the pose, though, and, according to Hoffman, in the man.

(Bush does not judge this ardent posing, though the reader may experience a mild gritting of the teeth).

He stressed, however, that the Fed and other regulators were monitoring the risks leveraged loans could pose, though he did not offer any assessments.

It's about how a place inspired a life's work, and how that work inspired modern architectural theory and, to a lesser degree, the sustainability movement...Many of the book's photos are posed, though the light is beautiful.

Prince Michael Romanoff was capable of going hungry in preference to dropping his princely pose, though it was never recorded that he was unwilling to accept ready cash when he had none.