Sentence examples for experience posing from inspiring English sources

Many of the models have had experience posing for the calendar previously and count themselves very lucky to be back.

In the above video, famed British artist David Hockney remembers his experience posing for Freud and how the British painter brought out the most in his subjects.

In Man with a Blue Scarf, a book about his experience posing for Lucien Freud, Martin Gayford muses: "What, then, is a portrait painter painting?

Lekman produced a bona fide queer anthem in 2007's "A Postcard to Nina" -- describing his experience posing as the titular woman's boyfriend so her father wouldn't know she was moving to New York with her girlfriend -- but it went largely unheralded by the queer media.

But the experience poses military questions too, here as elsewhere.

Roland Griffiths is willing to consider the challenge that the mystical experience poses to the prevailing scientific paradigm.

Experience poses the questions we are asked to live, and our writing is the mere shadow of an answer.

Furthermore, the program's experience poses a more relevant and nuanced question, namely: If we actually set up the system to save money — and required everyone to make a choice — what would happen?

And then finally I'll note, again, that the European experience poses a challenge for conservative abortion opponents as well, who need to consider the possibility that restrictions on abortion might work better — or, perhaps, only work at all — with more generous public provisions for maternal health care.

Pre-theoretical experience poses a practical problem.

Nonveridical experience poses a problem for realistic accounts of perception.