Sentence examples for with the posturing from inspiring English sources

They are in reduced circumstances, and tonight singer Ian McCulloch cuts a low-key, subdued figure compared with the posturing, preening rock god of yore.

Wrestling with his Teutonic demons - and keeping close company with the likes of Grünewald, Altdorfer and Caspar David Friedrich - Kiefer could scarcely comprehend, much less identify with, the case for painterly amnesia, nor with the posturing for lightness and shallowness (he has never been much of a tease).

Sure, but manufacturers will have to stop with the posturing and pony up some cash for the future.

Abbott became an insightful reference for Mailer, who revealed a fascination with the posturing and threat of violence assumed by men like Abbott and Gilmore.

The younger groom looked distinctly uncomfortable with all the posturing.

He delivers a message of empowerment with the posture of a drill sergeant and the passion of an evangelist.

When he finally appeared, Mr. Monserrate was hardly carrying himself with the posture of someone facing such a burden.

HE was a huge man, 6 feet 3 inches, 230 pounds, with the posture of a dancer and the massive chest and broad shoulders of an athlete.

Plascencia's effort to turn Tijuana into a culinary capital depends heavily on the work of the purveyor Pablo Ferrer, a former oceanographer with the posture of a dancer and a jewel thief's pretty hands.

It is a remarkable contrast with the posture of the Chinese press three or four years ago, when Chinese authorities punished editors who covered acts of unrest that might suggest social tension in the countryside.

In its mixing of academic dance with the postures of modern life, it is said to have ushered in the so-called neoclassical ballet of the later twentieth century.