It is posed in Britain through the Brexit referendum.
This question is posed in Emily Gravett's The Rabbit Problem (Macmillan, £6.99).
This question is posed in The Scientific Study of Religion, by the American sociologist J. Milton Yinger.
In one, a very young-looking Darryl is posed in a Mets uniform with his arm around his mother.
Though the lion is posed in a moment of stillness, you sense in the beast's bony and sinewy anatomy a terrific potential for action.
A woman is posed in front of a moving bus: in a typical Parkinson device, she is in sharp focus while everything else is allowed to blur.
He is posed in the deity's lesser role – "bringer of peace" – a transparent piece of propaganda that adds to this statue's unique blend of genius and absurdity.
That question is posed in the new Economic Report of the President, a thick annual compendium of observations and statistics on the health of the United States economy.
The solution is not so easy as "Can't her best friend be black?" — a question that is posed in a blunt, funny scene on "The L.A. Complex," the new Canadian-made CW series about aspiring Hollywood entertainers.
The problem of the relation between religion and art is posed in a particularly acute way when reference is made to religious art as a special form of the aesthetic.
In late 1960, he had a serious fit of restraint: Joni Mattis, Miss November of that year, is posed in such a way as to cover not just her chest but most of her bottom.
