Sentence examples for he posed it from inspiring English sources

Or if he did he posed it: the European artist making natives act out how he thinks natives should act - which is the problem with so many orientalist paintings of "natives".

He posed it in front of his father's '67 Mercury Cougar for a black and white snapshot that still hangs on a wall in his home in St Louis, Missouri.

This paper attempts to answer systematically Feld's first question-a question that remains unanswered yet relevant more than thirty-five yeafterfter he posed it-and begins to answer the rest.

Instead, he puts this ideal in juxtaposition with complex reality; he poses it as a question.

Anthony Lane asks in the magazine this week (his article is available to subscribers), "Does every actor want to direct?" He poses it in relation to the upcoming releases of Ben Affleck's "The Town" and Philip Seymour Hoffman's "Jack Goes Boating," but the question is one that catches big batches of movies in a very wide net.

The big question, as he poses it, is "Is it music?" As he puts it, "This is not the important question.

Though some of the finer points of Edwardian class distinctions and propriety may elude us at this distance, the question at the core of Forster's work of who will inherit England, has perhaps never been as relevant since he first posed it, and the introduction of non-white characters connects it more emphatically to the present.

The second question he posed, and it was dramatic the way he put it, was he asked the solicitor general to assume this was unprecedented, and then said, doesn't that mean you have a heavy burden of justification if you are changing the relationship of a citizen to the government in this way?

I think he was posing it like I was supposed to take it in a negative way, but I'm just so happy that the president mentions me so often.

"He posed in it beside his family," Ms. Thompson said.

But police did not know who they were looking for or what kind of threat he posed until it was too late.