Sentence examples for posturing when from inspiring English sources

Some of this is just political posturing — when haven't businesses wanted less regulation?

He did not seem amused by Djokovic's posturing when he escaped with the victory.

Hague suggests that the Lib Dems are just posturing when they claim they are fighting ferociously with the Tories.

Nonetheless, the United States, which is still the most powerful nation in the Pacific, should resist the temptation of belligerent posturing when it isn't strictly necessary.

"Can I pose?" He was not posturing when he left the game for a few plays in the first half with the injuries.

His gloom was more than sulky posturing: when Smith sang about heroin addiction or alcoholism or depression, he was singing about things he had experienced first-hand.

The authors suggest that, rather than an age-related reduction in postural reserve, there may be an increase in the controlled processing of posture when complexity of the postural task is increased by dynamic surface and visual surround conditions.

Other authors have reported that greater postural adjustments are necessary to maintain an erect posture when there is a buildup of adipose tissue, thus causing a reduction in balance and an increase in injuries and falls [ 4, 8, 17].

That was the prudent posture when Obama's approval ratings were near seventy per cent.

It's as though actresses have adopted a defensive posture when it comes to dressing.

He forfeited his right to posture when he scorned the most popular music act on the planet.