Sentence examples for he poses the question from inspiring English sources
He poses the question "Why that in Bach?" before it can be asked.
Even more pertinently, he poses the question: How would we act in the same circumstances?
He poses the question to Ms. Drew, who responds that she doesn't know whether they had been sent.
In his book, he poses the question: Do we want one machine "agent," a Siri or a Jarvis, to organize our households, or do we want the equivalent of a mechanical "Downton Abbey"?
His argument relies on the Greek assumption that the gods belong to this world, rather than being a different order of being, and he poses the question: are nymphs and satyrs gods?
Near the end of Jamieson's chapter on ethics, he poses the question of whether it's a good thing or a bad thing that the arcadian Manhattan of 1630, lushly forested and teeming with fish and birds, became the modern Manhattan of the High Line and the Metropolitan Museum.
He posed the question to Sandberg.
He posed the question first to Mr. Liu, who seemed unfamiliar with the debate.
The answer was a lame "no", but the fact he posed the question points to his penchant for musical understatement what he calls his "less is more" approach.
