Sentence examples for he poses this from inspiring English sources

"What is so bad about death?" Shakur wonders, and you can't help but think that he poses this rhetorical question with the authority of someone who knows what he's talking about.

He poses this challenge to the major search sites: Wouldn't search engines be more helpful if they would automatically narrow a search without requiring their users to make that realization on their own?

He posed this one in a tone that suggested the notion was pure madness.

The reason he posed this time, he said, was not because he occasionally shops for T-shirts and jeans at Uniqlo, but because Uniqlo promised to "donate money to a charity of our choice," a garden at P.S. 216 in Gravesend, Brooklyn, that is the first New York affiliate of the Edible Schoolyard program.

As student: In my hospice training I learned of a man, a retired Army general, also in his nineties, pondering the same question, "why?" As he lay in his hospital bed nearing the end with cancer, he posed this question to our hospice psychologist, "I've commanded troops around the world having a complete and successful life.

He poses the farmers.

He also poses this: "Which player, in their last game before retirement (not due to injury – due to age), had the most eventful final game?

"Northern powerhouse?" says Redmond as he poses before this superbly monstrous ruin.

As Weisband and I discussed this he posed the question to me "do you know your best friend's shirt size and their full address including zip code?" I conceded that the answer was definitely "no".

In this paper, he posed the so-called Turing Test in which an artificial intelligence would be judged intelligent if another human could not tell the difference between the responses of a human and the artificially intelligent machine.

He poses for "usies" like this, proving he does his own makeup.