Sentence examples for was a posturing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Buffenbarger suggested that Mr. Obama was a posturing hypocrite, and he derided Mr. Obama's "Prius-driving, latte-drinking" supporters.

Eubank, as hard a man as ever wore gloves, never totally opened up when he was a posturing champion, preferring mind games to the trenches.

Lincoln was a man of famous eloquence and integrity, perhaps the greatest public figure of the 19th century, beside whom William Gladstone was a posturing windbag (and once a slaveholder too).

It was a posture he repeated at least a dozen times during his round.

It was a posture that looked like self-deprecation but was meant to signal taste.

It was a posture that proved pure gold in the Republican primaries, and was even, in one sense, true.

Here once again are a posturing, pretentious director and a group of eager amateur actors.

On the contrary, it's a posturing that by its very defensiveness can speak volumes about human vulnerability.

Here once again are a posturing, pretentious director whose favorite sound is his own voice and a group of eager, charmingly insecure actors of assorted eccentricities.

He also rightly leaves you in doubt as to whether George is a posturing mediocrity, or a real talent who sells his soul for suburban safety.

It's a posture of rebellion, he said.