Sentence examples for posturing for the camera from inspiring English sources

Were they posturing for the camera?

Lt. Joe Heffernan, who supervises the detectives, seems to be posturing for the camera, talking to his officers for our benefit, but he is the exception.

All of them are snarling and posturing for the camera: one is lying on the concrete trying to hold his cack-handed break dance manoeuvre in freeze-frame.

Jincey Lumpkin, Esq., Chief Sexy Officer of Juicy Pink Box, noted that porn involves, "posturing for the camera," "flattering" angles and "cutting together of the scenes" -- all of which, if reenacted by normal people, can "take away sometimes from the pleasure and enjoyment aspect" of their sexual experiences.

Though he projects restraint — there was no sense, during his address, of a leader posturing for the camera — he has demonstrated during his years in power a vision of Canada as a war-fighting country.

Now we have senior military officers scrambling for cover and members of Congress posturing for the cameras.

Conducted in an atmosphere dense with cigarette smoke and charged with caffeine, the debate was freewheeling, with politicians accusing one another of posturing for the cameras and journalists, and, in the end, votes with actual significance.

The politicians in Albany spend more time fighting among themselves and posturing for the cameras than producing a budget that is genuinely balanced, not flimsily held together with more than $4 billion in borrowing that will leave their grandchildren to pay for the mess.

It's not posturing for the cameras.

The news broke today -- amusingly enough, as House Republicans were posturing for the cameras -- that New York insurance premiums are going to fall by at least fifty percent under Obamacare.

"We are posturing for the long haul.