Sentence examples for it poses a question from inspiring English sources
But for Jay-Z it poses a question: If you're so good, why are you still rapping?
Peter Eotvos's opera advertises not only Russian soul but Zen art; and doing so, it poses a question.
It poses a question that Gordimer asked in many of her stories: "How do you recognize something that is not in the known vocabulary of your emotions?
It's really a bad bit of cancellation that has occurred, and for the advertising profession it poses a question that won't wait for an answering Which is smart, America or England?
It poses a question — a socio-political one — to commuters.
In doing so, it poses a question common to so many young people in the modern era, as the United States' electoral politics spirals further into disarray and the UK considers its place in relation to the rest of Europe: should you be proud of where you come from?
In the end it posed a question that strikes at the deepest assumptions of theatrical culture: Is this play meant for you?
In return, the site served Rose's purpose because it posed a question and invited visitors to answer it: do you think Pete Rose should be in the Hall of Fame?
In the post, I posed a question: if it's not the iPhone/AT&T deal, why do you choose Android?
But it also poses a question: Can you create in an instant what took centuries to evolve in Europe?
With Cityfox now set to return from their river-bound exile, it also poses a question: are money and ambition alone enough to succeed in the New York nightlife?
