Sentence examples for posturing nothing from inspiring English sources

But for paranoia and posturing, nothing could come close to the 1972 championship match in Reykjavik.

There was no public rancor preceding the deal, no posturing, nothing that would resemble a manager's kicking dirt on an umpire.

Think about doing the following actions to adjust your posture Nothing suggests insecurity more than slouchy shoulders and an inclined head.

Their vindictive, mean-spirited posturing adds nothing to clarify and improve the legislation; all effort goes to ridicule and defamation.

Radical posturing is nothing new in pop, an arena with a proud tradition of garbled, ill-thought-out, passionate effusions.

Radical posturing is nothing new in pop, an arena with a proud tradition of garbled, ill-thought-out, passionate effusions.

It is a posture for posturing... nothing more.

This is all posturing and nothing more.

Sam is never going to quit hunting, Dean is never truly going to prefer Benny to Sam, and all of this posturing does nothing to hide the fact that these guys just need to hug it out, apologize, and accept each other for who they are, as grown-ass men and good people.

What is galling is that few politicians seriously believe that disaster aid will not be financed in this election season — so the fight is nothing but posturing.

David Cameron's voluntarist approach, with no clear vision of the role of government in tackling climate change, is nothing but posturing.