Sentence examples for suspicious posture from inspiring English sources
It's a suspicious posture, struck by a man who's argued many times before that Labour, above all, needs to win elections to be able to effect change.
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Rest your head on top of the bag, instead of the desk, as this gives you a more upright posture, and looks less suspicious.
This is a posture born just as much from the inherently suspicious worldview of intelligence agents-turned-policymakers – the siloviki – as it is from traditional Russian worries of geopolitical encirclement.
When I visited, both Landis and Amber said they were tired of maintaining a defensive posture, of having their lives picked over by a suspicious, gossip-loving public.
The primary combatants of the First Coalition, France and Austria, were highly suspicious of each other's motives, and the Congress quickly derailed in a mire of intrigue and diplomatic posturing.
