We done went through this," she continued, posturing as if getting ready for a fight.
Following a previous court hearing, Jones was photographed posturing as if he was going to spit towards members of the media.
He condescends to her ("lost temper ruins everything"); he postures as sweet reason itself ("Hate if you must / I care no less for you because of it"); he flimflams her ("You don't need more children. I do. / They'll help the ones we had").
Think, for example, of those multiple studies, drawn, painted or sculpted (there could never be too many studies), of naked male bodies in extreme, muscular postures, as if seeking to outdo themselves.
All of them had been arranged in peaceful postures, as if they had fallen asleep, and were wrapped in textiles for burial, just as most humans were at that time.
If it means posturing as a moderate, so be it.
The old woman with the stick, though seemingly in motion, seems strangely sculpturally arrested in her posture, as if she might eventually find herself in that pose forever.
I watch, at the bar, as you posture as if these behaviors make you more of a man.
Suddenly realising he is open to love, Russell Beale then adopts a strutting, macho posture as if to justify his new role.
Williams ricochets around this jumble of subjects — approaching each with a distinct voice and posture — as if his mind had been turned inside out.
They walk or posture as if they had once played a minor part in some devotional work by the likes of, say, Masaccio.
