Sentence examples for posturing of a from inspiring English sources

McShann's battle at the Savoy with the Lucky Millinder Orchestra has the drama and posturing of a classic Western shootout.

All the cheap rage, all the macho posturing of a demented boy is condensed in that image.

It has always been the English paradox – we have all of the hubris and posturing of a great international football nation but not the record of one.

In addition, illegal immigrants, once arrested, would be deported and there would be stiff fines for employers hiring illegal immigrants.All of which, apart from embarrassing Mr Bush, amounts to political posturing of a high order.

You could mistake the raw, dirty, unfinished look of his paintings for the fashion-conscious posturing of a young slacker, but there is a persuasively deep subtlety to his work.

The journal editors do not advocate a particular database, but they do point out that clinicaltrials.gov, which is run by America's National Institutes of Health, is the only one which satisfies their criteria at the moment.At first glance, the posturing of a few scientific journals might look puny in the face of the might of the drug companies.

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

In official press outlets and on social media, Trump's rhetorical style is overlapping with the nationalist posturing of an authoritarian state.

Nor did he have the posture of a firebrand.

He knew adopting the posture of a negotiator would surprise the people who had elected him.

(One guy I talked to described him as having the "posture of a superhero").