Sentence examples for taking a pose from inspiring English sources

I saw his pictures and read about how he would change his facial expressions when he made public addresses, variously taking a pose of strength, or aggression, so that people might look at him and read power and strength in his very features.

Women workers in the images are walking (36.36 %), bending over to the ground (13.64 %), carrying something (9.09%%), taking a pose for the photograph (9.09%%), weeding a garden (9.09%%), holding an object (4.55 %), rowing peddles (4.55 %), arranging flowers (4.55 %), cutting a rope (4.54 %), and arranging crops (4.54 %).

Or I take a pose through a confident narrator — in the beginning.

In an e-mail, Davis wrote to me, "The narrator takes a pose.

His hat, aslant over his brow, and took a pose on his toes for all of us.

If you're taking a silly pose, then have fun with it, and don't feel the need to look all serious and married-like all the time.

But if people ask questions or want to take pictures, strike a pose!

Figure 3 illustrates examples of images taken from a pose subsets of FERET database.

The figure illustrates examples of images taken from a pose subsets of FERET database.

The current user's viewpoint for the rendering is taken from a pose prediction algorithm, also online running on the laptop, which is based on the fusion of data from the inertia tracker and the camera, looking at one or more markers in the image.

The figure in Jacobsen's GIFs takes up a pose that's caught between torment and trance, as the elastic imagery ripples into life around him, twisting the bodies further or complementing the fantastical goings-on taking place already.