Sentence examples for upright stance from inspiring English sources

Fossil evidence suggests humanity's upright stance began to evolve between 6m and 4m years ago.

When firearms were adopted, setters were trained to adopt a more upright stance.

There's something almost noble in the LS's upright stance and forthright engineering.

He hits left-handed, with an upright stance, and wiggles his bat before he swings.

In some individuals, disease of the autonomic nervous system prevents appropriate postural adjustments for the upright stance.

Horizontal movement close to the floor became as integral to modern dance as the upright stance is to ballet.

Upright stance came first, tools came later and big brains, measured in terms of modern human standards, arrived last.

"He is the kind of personality who can move it out of its defensive crouch, into a more upright stance," Mr. Ivey said.

The rather upright stance of the car, which is no great looker, may be partly a concession to Mr Tata's stature.

This is because the anatomical rearrangement that came with the evolution of an upright stance makes childbirth more hazardous for women than for most other female mammals.

Not wanting to overload him with suggestions, Long recommended that he try a more upright stance and that he move a few inches closer to the plate.