Sentence examples for he poses a question from inspiring English sources

When he poses a question, nearly two-dozen hands shoot up, fingers snapping for emphasis and enthusiasm.

Then he posed a question.

He posed a question to the Ford dealers and executives in the ballroom.

For a speaking exercise, he posed a question to the group: "When was the last time you were robbed?

He posed a question that dates back at least to Plato: which best illuminates the human condition, philosophy or poetry?

But to those who insist only on "peaceful protest," he posed a question: "Can you tell me a way to save the oppressed?

So he posed a question to his Facebook friends: "How many people have you known who've been the victims of gun violence?

Last year, the geneticist Nir Barzilai hosted a screening of a documentary about longevity, and afterward he posed a question to the three hundred people in the audience.

Speaking the day after last week's huge march in Paris (in which he stood with world leaders and declared his passion for free speech), he posed a question: "In our country, do we want to allow a means of communication between people which, even in extremis, with a signed warrant from the Home Secretary personally, we cannot read?

In it, he posed a question that was both rhetorical and piercingly immediate: "What is the function, the possibilities, of a writer living under this rumbling volcano?" The volcano was Brink's apartheid homeland, and the proximate cause of the rumbling was a recent, sudden upsurge in black protest and government repression.

When England under-21 coach Gareth Southgate took a session at the Football Association's annual coaches conference earlier this month, he posed a question to the group of 18-year-olds he was about to instruct.