Sentence examples for choose to pose from inspiring English sources

In any case, that some women choose to pose for page three doesn't make it any less objectifying or exploitative in the eyes of others.

To reveal that would spoil the fun, but you can try to work it out by offering your own answers to the questions the authors choose to pose: Who might seek to be Vietnam's ally in fighting back against the Chinese?

Although staff members and handouts explain that the actual center is a good half-hour's drive away, she says 90percentt of the visitors choose to pose for photos at the monument and then carry on to Deadwood, Mount Rushmore and attractions beyond.

Frankly, I did not have a huge objection to pictures of nekkid ladies, although I have never bought the idea that women who choose to pose nude, or dance nude, are exercising true agency over their own sexual lives.

Instead of displaying their loved ones in a casket, some families choose to pose the bodies in life-like scenarios to see them as they were in life before they're laid to rest.

My own father is quite fat, certainly not as attractive as the man who was chosen to pose as him.

Single and handsome, he was one of 12 New York firefighters chosen to pose for the calendar "Firehouse Hunks 2002".

When Poulter chose to pose naked for a magazine earlier this year everyone thought he could not possibly embarrass himself more.

My own father is quite fat, certainly not as attractive as the man who was chosen to pose as him..

Yet the usually conservative actress, with strict rules over her own exposure on film, has chosen to pose completely topless for Interview Magazine, naked but for a pair of wide-legged trousers and some three-quarter-length lacy gloves.

What's more, by choosing to pose with the paraphernalia of his profession, Picasso puts himself in a tradition of classic portraiture that stretches back centuries to his beloved Goya and Velázquez.