Sentence examples for posing of from inspiring English sources
So we come to the show's more extravagant sensations — the posing of entire bodies — and to its intellectual shape.
For all its inherent misery, the controlled drawing and restrained posing of the figures give the scene a quiet dignity.
But the very posing of the questions is more radical and subversive than any specific position could be.
Its explicit depiction of Spector's murders and his sexualised posing of women's bodies sparked widespread criticism that the show glamourised sexual violence.
It is in the grand manner of Van Dyck fused with a more informal posing of the subjects and a generous use of color.
Throughout "The Forest" Ostrovsky contrasts the harmless posing of the actors with the more destructive falsities of the bourgeois and aristocratic characters (although in the last scene he hits this moralizing note with a sledgehammer).
Is this a pose of some kind?
The pose of the unperturbed.
The awkwardness of the pose of that mother and child.
He unconsciously assumed his habitual pose of nonchalant superiority.
