He had seized his fusil, and wriggled his body into an erect attitude; but he felt powerless to do more.
As this thought occurred to the speaker, he raised himself into an erect attitude, as if to get a better view.
The prisoner rose from his seat; and succeeded in getting himself into an erect attitude.
Instead of holding himself in a bending position, and walking supported on his arms, man walks in an erect attitude--the truly biped mode of progress.
Thus, perhaps, the chief fact which determines the erect attitudeso characteristic of man is the excessive development of his brain, and the consequent development of the brain-case.
But no; he was still standing firm upon the last made round of the ladder, and in an erect attitude, as if he had no fear of falling.
The breast of each swimmer had struck against it, the shock raising them into a half-erect attitude, from which they had no need to return to the horizontal.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "erect attitude" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
