Sentence examples for the posturing that from inspiring English sources

"At our events, singles get to know each other at a nuanced level, minus the posturing that is a trademark of parent-arranged meetings," said Mrs. Mangharam.

By waiting and deliberating, this becomes, despite all the posturing that will take place, more about the Syrians, and less about our grief-stricken selves.

Mr. Obama's speech offered a welcome contrast to all of the posturing that passes for business in the new Republican-controlled House. Republican-controlled House

But occasionally, slivers of big-city neurosis and the posturing that attend them survive the road trip, and lately they have been showing up at the preschool level.

But the accord's enduring feature may be that, by showing that serious Democrats and Republicans can agree on important principles, it dulls the posturing that has so far kept Congress from doing anything serious.

He said the posturing that was often the public face of the negotiations -- the assertions that progress is not being made or that starting positions cannot be altered -- did not go on behind closed doors.

The combination of coloration and behavioral signals has a particular significance for the experienced visitor to the cleaner's station and causes it to adopt the posture that invites cleaning.

According to the European Norms, it was possible to verify the postures that had not been classified as "acceptable" in a static position.

To do this, we consider a set of performances corresponding to a particular action A k and perform the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) to all the postures that belong to that action.

Ballet is not just about doing the moves -- it's also about the posture that goes with it.

The posture that advanced these measures was one of resource stewardship, equity, and requiring responsible corporate citizenship.