Sentence examples for posturing itself as from inspiring English sources
Is this the behavior the U.S. chooses to condone, while posturing itself as the home of the free and the brave?
If the government doesn't create that demand when private households are deleveraging, firms are holding back investment, and Europe is posturing itself as a global deflationary ball and chain around global growth, then America is heading back into recession.
That's right, it's a mixture of vodka and New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, posturing itself as a bubbly libation fit for "raising a glass at Sunday brunch" (prime Champagne real estate) or "romantically sipping during a quiet in-home celebration" (Champagne territory again).
"NSA has postured itself as a neutral arbiter who could provide these capabilities to the private sector and really didn't necessarily want much in return," said Finan.
"As women leaders in politics, in a state that postures itself as a leader in justice and equality, you might assume our experience has been different.
Velvet Revolver is a band of insiders hoping for brand recognition, posturing as hard as it can.
Their posturing is as predictable as it is petty.
It wasn't me safely posturing as someone else.
Van Elk's photographs of himself posturing as the "K" in "O.K".
By fax, Mr. Guccione manages to sound realistic while still posturing as the unrepentant sophisticate of old.
"Right now there's a lot of posturing as each side tries to maximize its position," Mr. Schumer said.
