Sentence examples for posture from from inspiring English sources

He had to figure out the posture from photographs.

Reactive hyperbole may not be the best posture from which to intelligently and strategically fight Trumpism.

What a pleasurable opportunity he has offered British politicians wanting to posture from high moral ground.

The current posture from Abbott and the Coalition is not all smoke and mirrors and cutesy politics.

A few terrestrial reptile groups exhibit an evolutionary shift in limb posture from the horizontal to the vertical.

Frank Sinatra adopted a tough outsider's stance, as a defensive posture, from the beginning of his career.

The result produced a dramatic switch of AEU political posture from the right, where it had been under Carron, to the left under his successor.

Mr. Powell's change in posture from apostle of patience to champion of rapid action was described by one administration official observing it from a distance as "astounding".

Saido Berahino was left on the bench and Albion adopted their familiar posture from the start, immediately filing backwards and allowing Arsenal possession.

A cringing posture from both dancers does not prepare one for the moment when Mr. Millepied pushes Ms. van Kipnis's hands from his face.

The Apec declaration follows a similar posture from leaders of the industrialised world at the G20 summit, which got underway in Turkey immediately after the Paris terror attacks.