| By mid-career, he was a narcissistic, dandiacal poseur, although Kelly finds it hard to see him as such. |
| In reality, however, he may be little more than an adroit poseur who has successfully exploited the decadence of late modernist vanguardism to his own advantage. |
| When she finds that her Albrecht is a poseur, actually betrothed to a princess, she goes mad and dies. |
| More important, Wells presents the data that make the case that Ellsberg is a mythomaniac and a poseur. |
| He was a braggart and a poseur, who frequently tripped himself up by telling inconsistent versions of the same story. |
| With her haughty vowels, GarageBand beats, and references to Fellini, Pringle may reek of art-school poseurdom, but what a fine poseur she is. |
