Sentence examples for the postures of from inspiring English sources

The Lonely Island, more general in its approach, punctures the postures of the whole genre.

Nevertheless, I was becoming increasingly alienated from the postures of the avant-garde.

You could read the stress of even entering the building in the postures of the teachers, the security guards.

She does impressive voices and is adept in caricaturing the postures of male world leaders; you'll laugh at her Kissinger.

But the popular "led primary" classes – where teachers call out the postures of a dynamic set sequence – can be intimidating.

The train rattled through villages where petanque players seemed frozen in the postures of an old postcard.

They assumed the posture of the aristocracy.

But the posture of innocence remains seductive.

The posture of his opponent is also telling.

Nor did he have the posture of a firebrand.

This neutral posture was, of course, the posture of the paper itself.