Sentence examples for be posed to a from inspiring English sources

Would Philip Roth have been asked the same question, ponders Publishing Perspectives's Dennis Abrams, while Salon's David Daley calls it a "reductive" question "about the likability of her main character – a question that might not be posed to a male author in quite this way".

Remaining questions after you finish can be posed to a local pastor or professor of religion.

Moreover, it is a question that has been posed to a series of presidents of the United States.

This was the question that was posed to a group of 35 primary school headteachers in Lancashire back in June last year.

Ferrera was then quick to point out how ridiculous the question would be if it had been posed to a white man.

The question was posed to a dozen conservative lawmakers who took part in a panel discussion hosted by conservative think tank The Heritage Foundation.

BANGKOK, 3 May 2011 - When this question was posed to a group of young people at a forum 6 months ago, some initially appeared perplexed.

By Napat Phisanbut BANGKOK, 10 May 2011 - When this question was posed to a group of young people at a forum 6 months ago, some  initially appeared perplexed.

A question was posed to all the athletes, and a chivalrous Eaton said, "Ladies first".

A precise clinical question has been posed to fill a gap in knowledge: Does iron supplementation in healthy, non-anaemic, breastfed infants influence their psychomotor and mental development?

Would it matter?" has been posed to me a few times lately.