Sentence examples for unfamiliar posture from inspiring English sources
Throwing good money after bad used to be the specialty of the New York Yankees, and for a while it kept them perpetually atop the American League's East Division, but the exorbitant contracts given to Alex Rodriguez, Derek Jeter, and other aging stars, coupled with the prospect of a steep luxury-tax bill in 2014, have coerced the Bombers into adopting an unfamiliar posture of fiscal restraint.
It may seem like mindless repetition of the word, but tension arises often when you start off in an unfamiliar posture.
Using his voice in a gravelly range unfamiliar from past portrayals and a stooped yet regal posture, the lavishly robed Langella suggests a monarch used to spitting fire if that's what's necessary to achieve his desires.
Even if he'd become unfamiliar — morose, silent, unable to read — he was familiar — his scent, body, posture, gestures, voice.
Security ratings, if you are relatively unfamiliar with them, are just what they sound like: "an objective, continuous, external measure of an organization's overall cyber security posture," in the words of Turner.
Unfamiliar surroundings bring unfamiliar hazards.
PETER SCHJELDAHL: Unfamiliar, surprising.
Define any unfamiliar terms.
The sound was unfamiliar.
