Sentence examples for some sort of pose from inspiring English sources

I was sure that this was some sort of pose, or a lark.

Doe was always much too logical to go into fantasies of being the girl on the beach or any other sort of pose".

"Social Media Is Sexy! (Kinda)." Social media may only be kinda sexy, but Mindy looks amazing -- even if she is striking a finger-in-mouth, glasses-tilted-on-her-face sort of pose.

will the photos in which I hold some sort of stone cold pose as I throw two fingers into the air be recognized as peace when they land on judgmental eyes or will they be both misconstrued and inappropriately affiliated with gang culture.

One of his first lines when he's talking about photography is, 'I could frame any one of you in a dark corner, and capture you in a moment of desperation.' And if you look at the photographs, he has on the campus, his exhibition, they're of women in some sort of vulnerable poses.

He noticed his reputation dwindling, and the film sort of poses the question: is he victim or villain?

"This rotgut really might pose some sort of health risk," Watman says of one joint's liquor.

During that time, as many as 30,000 people who were believed to pose some sort of threat to the junta were kidnapped and then seen no more.

Self said: "The insinuation that I might pose some sort of threat to young people - in a word, that I might be a paedophile - was underscored by his eyes then sliding to my drooping son.

Roddick's huge serve and youthful exuberance could pose some sort of threat, but once he gets into a baseline rally, he will probably not be quick enough to protect his backhand (please review tapes of the last 11 Agassi-Ferreira matches).

Do these pose some sort of threat to Facebook?