Sentence examples for he poses it from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
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.
The particular coherence Kass discovers (actually, puts) in Genesis lies in his answer to a question he poses: "Is it possible to find, institute, and preserve a way of life that accords with man's true standing in the world and that serves to perfect his god-like possibilities?" Kass asserts that in the beginning Genesis lifts up a double-sided difficulty to this way of life.
/ I still don't know where it came from, how it got here, / or what it wants the shapes of my ink to say," Williams writes, answering the poem's obscure demand the only way he can: by posing it perfectly.
But if he poses a danger, it is to the rest of Latin America, where his simplistic ideas are sometimes popular, rather than to the United States, which even after the mid-term elections does not seem to be lusting for a "Bolivarian revolution".
"He posed in it beside his family," Ms. Thompson said.
