Sentence examples for the posing of from inspiring English sources

So we come to the show's more extravagant sensations — the posing of entire bodies — and to its intellectual shape.

Neglected in all the coverage of the past few days has been the posing of a basic question: If Romney was planning all along to pivot to the center come the fall, why on earth did he pick Paul Ryan as his running mate?

Nick Ut's famous 1960s photograph of the running napalmed girl is composed in accordance with all the classical rules from Alberti's On Painting from the 1430s: the placing of the central figure; the setting of the horizon; the "posing" of the onlookers – the whole lot.

Ten years on, it was at last being seen for what it was, the posing of an urgent question: what on earth, in modern radicals, could replace the sense of conviction bred by the working-class culture that, from below, had once given Labourism its organic heft and authority?

"Whilst we acknowledged the image did not contain any explicit nudity, we considered that the amateur style of the photo, the posing of the model with her legs up on an office-style chair with her knickers showing and the unsmiling expression on the model's face meant the photo would be interpreted as having sexual undertones and a voyeuristic quality," the regulator ruled.

In both films it would seem the collective unconscious is asking: "Why did we fight the war?" And the larger question, the posing of which Martin Dies and the House Un-American attackedes Committee attacked rather conclusively soon after: "To whom does the land belong?" Both films assert that the land belongs to the people, "who do most of the living and dying around here".

The pose of the unperturbed.

The awkwardness of the pose of that mother and child.

"I always like the pose of the animals, much better than the faces," he says.

He also presented a hare in the pose of "The Thinker" by Rodin, his favorite artist.

Is all I've done pull the pose of the rebel?