Sentence examples for posturing reflects from inspiring English sources

Such posturing reflects stupidity or mendacity, more likely the latter.

The absurd political posturing reflects a pitched battle over GOP tactics, not goals.

Turkey's now fraught relationship with Israel is no less contradictory and Turkey's posturing reflects this awakening of her growing self-confidence and sense of importance.

But Mr. Park's jittery posture reflects the peculiarity of the elaborate ceremony — called kaiseki — that he's orchestrating at Rosanjin.

The extent to which hand posture reflects object shape was calculated using a "visuomotor efficiency (VME) index" (a score of 100 reflects perfect discrimination between objects).

Mr. Cohen's posture reflects the fine line walked by men and women in uniform, who are prohibited by law and by policy from participating in overtly political events and thus carefully couch any discussion of political points as strictly factual.

The wide variety of postures reflects a schism among Jews in New York, who have been among the most vocal proponents on both sides of the debate over the Islamic center.

The president's initial bargaining posture reflects the leverage he gained, by both parties' reckoning, through his own re-election and the additional seats in Congress that his party won last week.

This posture reflects some lingering doubt about the recent rally, as the bull/bear ratio remains well off of its relative high readings.

While Lew and Obama continue to formally insist on debt relief, their current conciliatory posture reflects a desire to avoid confrontation with Germany and maintain an ally against Russia.

Her erect posture reflects her military training -- she and her daughter joined the Visegrad Forces of Territorial Defense following the rapes.