posturer
- a word derived from posture.
Example Sentences
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In his kindly gaze and gentle hands, Arthur, who initially comes across as a bad-boy literary posturer, is both bemused bystander and acutely sensitive soul.
From Los Angeles Times ● Jun. 1, 2023
She’s the cool pragmatist to his melodramatic posturer, and they share the drolly restricted worldview of people who live for the theater.
From New York Times ● Aug. 12, 2019
A cross between poet, pirate and posturer is Gabriele d'Annunzio, snatcher of Fiume for Italy, first in the romantic hearts of millions of his countrymen.
From Time Magazine Archive
John Noah Hertzler's Pentheus is less a king than a kinglet, a petty tyro tyrant, and Christopher Rich's Dionysus is no god but a godlet, a prancing posturer devoid of awe, might and mystery.
From Time Magazine Archive
