Sentence examples for similar pose from inspiring English sources
A napping newborn sprawls across from a sleeping cat in a similar pose.
(Catherine Corman points out that Bianca's cousin, Battista Sforza, was painted in a similar pose by Piero della Francesca).
But it is surprising to find a similar pose and abandon achieved by a debonair-looking man.
Ms. Wiener counters with an immense Buddha, in a similar pose, but more gently rounded and carved from glowing red sandstone.
"Fuck You... That's Why," by the Redondo Beach band the Smut Peddlers, strikes a similar pose to make an entirely different statement.
The Mirror compares her portrait to one of Jacqueline Kennedy in a very similar pose – elbow on couch propping up her head with a lamp in the background.
American "aristocrats" often strike similar poses in comparable settings.
Corpse and happy baby are very similar poses.
He also discovered a Web site that juxtaposes his facial expressions from "Sherlock" with images of otters in similar poses.
In the course of some twenty-five theusame yeanimalse same animals — primarily bison, stags, aurochs, ibex, horses, and mammoths — recur in similar poses, illustrating an immortal story.
Not only do his most famous paintings feature young women in reflective moods, but they also frequently picture those women in similar poses or activities: reading or writing a letter, playing a musical instrument or gazing out a window.
