Sentence examples for the posturing of from inspiring English sources

But the X-factor for Henson might be the posturing of the Yankees.

The posturing of innocence in "War," directed by Gregory Hoblit, is almost insulting.

The posturing of childhood, in both the writing and the performing, is particularly clichéd.

And the posturing of it, I quite enjoyed being that guy.

Despite new laws and the posturing of Mr Baptista, there is no comparable institution to Hong Kong's tough Independent Commission Against Corruption.

The posturing of AOL executives, with their rhetoric about injecting "Internet DNA" into the company, played badly with their new colleagues.

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.