Sentence examples for as its poses from inspiring English sources

Although it affects an attitude of being fair and balanced as its poses Big Questions about faith and the existence of God, it barely camouflages its contempt for the free-spirited Gavin's righteously born-again Christian adversary, Joe Patrick Wilsonn), a pathetic, bigoted, sociopathic paper tiger of a foe.

As its spokesmen pose preposterously as arbiters of the arcana of reincarnation, they just could be providing cover for such an about-face.

The Schlag de la Schlag of European culture as well as its decadence posed for him, from the modernist architect Adolf Loos (1870-1933), was was his patron, to Joseph de Montesquiou-Fezensac, a foppish, tubercular nobleman viewed by the artist as degenerate.

The cream of European culture as well as its decadence posed for Kokoschka, the Austrian Expressionist (1886-1980), during his five-year concentration on portraits at an early stage of his life.

Dancing With France France has never been interested in promoting democracy in the modern Arab world, which is why its pose as the new protector of Iraqi representative government after being so content with Saddam's one-man rule is so patently cynical.

The service is being promoted on YouTube via a video featuring Seinfeld character George Costanza, who poses as its first customer.

Pam Tatlow, chief executive of the Million+ group, which counts 28 post-1992 universities as its members, says: "Chris Higgins poses some interesting questions based on the premise that students and universities and teaching and learning can be divided up along stratified lines – essentially a sheep and goats mentality," she says.

Compared to other cyclotron-produced positron emitters such as 18F and 11C, 13N has been largely overlooked as a viable option for radiolabelling as its short half-life poses challenges to the development of synthetic methods.