Sentence examples for utterly posed from inspiring English sources

And, perhaps even more remarkably, like Penn's more esteemed sitters, they look both totally at ease and utterly posed.

Although Ciara shares songwriting credit throughout the album, she stays remote as she strikes her utterly conventional poses.

The dangers posed by these weapons are utterly unacceptable, and the only sure way to prevent an unthinkable catastrophe is to eliminate them completely.

'That is utterly unsustainable.' Part of the problem is posed by the poachers who arrive from Tibet and take the caterpillars.

Of all the mysteries posed by AIDS, perhaps the deepest and most damaging is a human one: why have we failed so utterly to stop its transmission?

Posing these questions sounds utterly ridiculous, I know.

As a cabaret hostess, Karma Mayet Johnson, wearing a red hat and posing suggestively behind a microphone, was utterly strange.

But to those investors utterly untroubled by questions of animal welfare or worker safety, even SeaWorld admits these issues might pose a genuine risk to your returns.

Labour leader Ed Miliband said the UK was now "closer to the exit door" in Europe, posing a threat to the economy, and UKIP leader Nigel Farage said the PM had been "utterly humiliated".

After Friday's European vote Labour leader Ed Miliband said the UK was now "closer to the exit door" in Europe, posing a threat to the economy, and UKIP leader Nigel Farage said Mr Cameron had been "utterly humiliated".

Instead, the party's leaders posture and pose, as practiced as a Gregorian chorus in chanting their poll tested messaging that makes utterly no sense.