Sentence examples for having posed from inspiring English sources

Although, having posed this question, Melville, a perennial contrarian, comes to a contrary conclusion, his summary is certainly predictive.

In essence, having posed the question: should Britain have a vote about leaving the EU, he poses another: is Europe about to leave Britain?

Having posed the problem thus, I don't think I can really end without some form of conclusion or prescription for Britain.

And, after having posed for a few indie mags, such as Schön and HERO, he hopes to soon score an advertising campaign.

Having posed for their flattering photo ops and reaped their intended political rewards, both men are now obliged to grapple with these difficult but important problems.

Another friend said she regretted having posed for a seductive Vanity Fair photo spread and blames Mr. Ginsburg for pushing her to do it.

Curtis Martin has posed for the bust.

"March 11 has posed us a question.

The weather must have posed a challenge.

The exhibition has posed logistical problems.

Quality has posed even greater problems.