Sentence examples for which she poses from inspiring English sources

A great deal of attention has been paid to a photograph in which she poses happily with a designer handbag.

He keeps her against him a moment, then takes her back to the pedestal on which she poses.

To which she poses her own question: What sort of deal is it for the American taxpayer?

A fictional archive of publicity shots in which she poses as characters in films from the 1950s and 1960s, the work was an immediate hit.

If the photographs of his mother having sex are wilful provocation, as I suspect, there are other, more sombre images that broach her fear of ageing and death, including one in which she poses as a corpse.

From early black-and-white photographs in which she poses as a Hitchcock heroine in unresolved scenes from films we almost recognise, to later works that more violently transfigure her features with monster makeup, Sherman evokes the tales that shape who people become.

And always — her gender-bending self-portraits, like the ad in Artforum for which she posed naked and well oiled, wielding a large double-headed dildo.

Her speech in 2002 was classic triangulation, in which she posed two clear opposing positions and then placed herself in between.

Moss now says that shooting those ads, particularly a set shot by Herb Ritts in which she posed with Mark Wahlberg, made her break down.

In 2003, the editor of GQ admitted digitally lengthening and slimming her legs for a raunchy cover shoot in which she posed in a basque and high heels.

Faithfull, whose doe-eyed looks won her a legion of fans, also revealed in an interview with the film director Mike Figgis that she was unhappy with the famously risqué photos for which she posed in 1964.