Sentence examples for posturing so much from inspiring English sources
So much posturing, so much fear!
But her dancing — and there is a lot of it — is overlaid with so much posturing, so much affected arm rippling, so many elevated agony cum ecstasy expressions and such shameless milking of applause that you soon fervently wish she would just get on with betraying her urban tribe lover and bringing the rain.
Those Soul Grunt guys weren't Grunting out some hypermasculine "gotta Grunt to get it right" posture so much as they were Grunting due to actual physical exertion.
Saudi Arabia has already separated itself from its traditional regional allies with its hyper-anti-Iranian posture, so much so that only Bahrain which is effectively under Saudi occupation -- is standing fully with it.
Derek Safo, the name on Sway's passport, prides himself on his positivity, too, avoiding the bang-bang posturing of so much grime and UK hip hop.
Alec Baldwin's justly renowned "motivational" rant is a tour de force of chewy Mametian dialogue, primed with the macho bluster and posturing he liked so much.
The posture is so much a part of his persona that Mr. Gore parodied it at a party to celebrate Mr. Fuerth's 60th birthday a year ago.
The posture is so much a part of his persona that Mr. Gore did a parody of it at a party to celebrate Mr. Fuerth's 60th birthday a year ago.
Coward completists can catch a train to Kingston, west of London, to catch the director Stephen Unwin's slow-burn staging of "Hay Fever," an earlier Coward play (1925) in which posturing isn't so much an affectation as a way of life.
It happens to the best of us, in these days where we spend the majority of our time hunched over keyboards, bad posture isn't so much a health problem as a national epidemic, the sort that would be on the front of the Daily Express on the days there isn't any weather, or there haven't been any crackpot Princess Diana theories.
For now the former small-town reporter is amused that his bearish posture has attracted so much attention.
