Sentence examples for posturing which from inspiring English sources

You could dismiss the controversy as partisan posturing, which some conservatives did.

Posturing, which is what the proposed ban is based on, does not make a policy when the threats are real.

Catatonia is a psychomotor syndrome with an inability to execute and terminate movements completely, leading consecutively to akinesia and posturing, which both respond almost immediately to benzodiazepines, i.e. gaba-potentiators like lorazepam.

Not that any of this is of course the stuff of populist posturing, which makes for headlines and fills column inches.

It is depressing to think of the bogus sophistication and phoney, counter-revolutionary posturing which over the past decade made it acceptable to take this film lightly.

As a result, fair-minded justice has often been sacrificed for tough-on-crime posturing, which tends to create a more politically salable reputation for an aspiring politician or judge.

Balance control is assured through dynamic control of posture, which in turn is exerted by generating postural responses to perturbations.

This allows a moving range of postures, which helps relieve strain.

My posture, which is that of a tall person wishing not to be.

However, bodyweight support systems and exoskeletons often restrict trunk posture, which strongly limits therapists' interventions.

In particular, you should "avoid the 'vulture posture' which is particularly bad for your back".