0 behaviour or speech that is intended to attract attention and interest, or to make people believe something that is not true: --
His writing has been dismissed as mere intellectual posturing.
We did not choose to do this because human social interactions do not begin with the same posturing that monkey social interactions do.
The same sign, that is, akinesia may be accompanied by different symptoms in both diseases, respectively, such as starting problems and posturing.
Unfortunately, there are no data available whether post-acute patients recognize the posturing characterizing their acute state as their own.
The presence of these artifacts in the tombs was no mere posturing.
Such defensive posturing indicated that the presentation of employment opportunities was not neutral but was framed to refute stereotypical cultural prejudice.
It is a useful literature review that is free of jargon and dogmatic intellectual posturing.
For long periods there may be immobility with open staring eyes and catatonic posturing of the limbs.
Posturing can occur in limbs ("classic posturing"), head ("psychic pillow"), and eyes ("staring").
