Sentence examples for been posed with a from inspiring English sources

Kagame, who is fifty-one, and is so thin that in official photographs with visiting dignitaries it often looks as if his guests had been posed with a cardboard cutout of him, led the rebel force — the Rwandan Patriotic Front — that stopped the genocide.

History suggests that Hodges would not have found herself in this fracas if she had been posing with a white man.

A conjecture on the eigenvalues of a trigonometric matrix is posed with a partial proof given.

Sancho sits beside his physician Pedro Rezzio who stays his hand that is posed with a fork full of meat.

He is posed with a camera around his neck, carrying a shopping bag full of issues of Interview magazine, the publication he helped found.

Benoît Assou‑Ekotto and Vedran Corluka would have liked to have broken upfield in support of their midfield but, with a single goal advantage from the first leg to protect, they were posed with a dilemma as Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Pato and Robinho hovered menacingly, with the Brazilians able to veer inside or outside to attack the home side's rearguard.

To properly respond to this question, Zen thinks it important to determine whether it is posed with a practical concern or a theoretical concern in mind.

In the 7th century, Muhammad was posed with a similar question: How do we lead lives that have a lasting impact?

This wasn't said as a compliment; it was posed with a hint of derision, as if our attempts at open dialogues on race are only one of a slew of problematic traits that she could point out.

The next photos played out like every grandchild's nightmare the pair was posed with a lovely young lady, who I will assume was a call girl, in their home.

"We know that the jurors were posed with a very delicate and a very profound decision that they had to make, and we believe absolutely with all of our hearts that they did everything they could to come to what they believe was the most just decision," Davis' mother, Lucia McBath said.