Sentence examples for who posture from inspiring English sources

Lecturers who posture rather than teach don't help.

The same fate may await any Democrats who posture, deceive and dawdle over immigration reform in the next Congress.

The band, which drew a capacity crowd to Roseland on Sunday night for the first of two shows, is known for satirical songs like "Pretty Fly for a White Guy," which derided middle-class hip-hop fans who posture like gangsters.

Of course, there will always be those who posture about the authenticity of these experiences.

Art, like journalism, is a compromised field full of people who posture rebelliously while furiously currying favor behind the scenes.

Ron holds the polar opposite view, saying Ryan is a career beltway insider who postures as a deficit hawk but "voted for all the things that wrecked the budget, like TARP, two unfunded wars, and Medicare drug benefits".

Patients who postured were therefore believed to be less at risk of their macular hole reopening and of the need for repeat surgery to repair the hole.

He considers that this trial means that it is now unethical to ask patients to posture particularly because several patients who did posture fed back to him how uncomfortable they found posturing.

You can hardly say the same about the Albany crowd, who prefer posturing to action.

In this study, thirty subjects who experienced posture-related, chronic neck pain were recruited, and hand dominance was found to significantly affect the movement of the scapula.

These are men with bad posture who have allergies and wear clothes "the color of mulch".