posture
posture.01 - to assume a pose or mental attitude, assuming an exaggerated pose or attitude
POSTURE-V NOTES: Frames file for 'posture' based on survey of sentences in the WSJ corpus. (from posture.01-v predicate notes)POSTURING-N NOTES: posture.01 (from posturing.01-n)
Aliases:
posturing (n.)
posture (v.)
posture (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: assumer of pose
ARG1-PRD: pose
ARG1-PRD: pose
posture-v: prepositional Arg1
Unless Mr. Lawson 's resignation leads to a change in British interest - rate policy -- Mrs. Thatcher 's administration firmly supports high interest rates to keep inflation in check -- or
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toward full inclusion in the European Monetary System 's exchange - rate mechanismARG1
, Mr. Lawson 's withdrawal will have little long - term impact on exchange rates , Mr. Chandross concluded .posturing-n: Arg0
For all
hisARG0
posturingrel
, Russell Brand is a far more accomplished writer than he 'd probably ever let on .