Sentence examples for posturing on the from inspiring English sources

That hasn't stopped American politicians from both parties from posturing on the issue.

Despite Mr Morales' posturing on the environment, Bolivia's economy remains heavily dependent on the mining and oil industries.

Cue not so hilarious pouting and posturing on the comics' part, as hundreds of punters pointed their iPhones and flashed.

It is time for lawmakers to stop posturing on the deficit and start coming up with economically sound ways to offset the cost of new programs.

Whether he was posturing on the track, or posing with three female Swedish handball players in his bedroom, Bolt was front‑page news.

David Cameron is posturing on the heated issues of migration, job seeking, and benefits tourism within the European Union, according to the EU's most senior employment official, while the acrimonious debate in Britain is based on "myths".

"There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that.

"There is absolutely sufficient force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Trans-Dniester if the decision was made to do that," said Breedlove, "and that is very worrisome".

That same dramatic flair deeply divided Venezuelans as he postured on the world stage and talked of restoring equilibrium between the rich countries and the rest of the world.

"There is absolutely sufficient [Russian] force postured on the eastern border of Ukraine to run to Transnistria if the decision was made to do that," Breedlove said.

The strong correlations found between riders' and horses' postures on the one hand, horses' postures at work and chronic vertebral problems on the other hand, are especially remarkable as observations relied upon a limited amount of working time.