Sentence examples for posturing of from inspiring English sources

The deal did not end the political posturing, of course.

And it has certainly borrowed the self-congratulatory posturing of hip-hop videos.

For the ladies, there is plenty of the Anderson posturing of old.

This was not just the vacuous posturing of an ill-informed pundit.

It was, in short, election-year posturing of the most transparent sort.

The pious posturing of countries renowned for beastliness to their citizens incenses critics.

That would really go a long way toward puncturing the sanctimonious posturing of the neocons.

Perhaps even more notable was the postgame posturing of Jennings, the Bucks' shot-happy point guard.

But the X-factor for Henson might be the posturing of the Yankees.

The posturing of innocence in "War," directed by Gregory Hoblit, is almost insulting.

But at least they avoid the pretentious middlebrow posturing of the granite-clad retail areas below.