Sentence examples for much poses from inspiring English sources

Sass — and progress — are just as much poses as the staid stuff they're fighting against.

Andrew Lansley, the Health Secretary, said: "It's crucial we support people to know about how drinking too much poses health risks and how they can control their drinking.

Yet, as Faludi points out, this issue divides older and newer feminists even now, and very much poses problems for those of us in the middle.

Referring to three of the characters, she said: "Hannah and Marnie and Jessa are doing so much posing.

Their "Inside Out" featured epic battles between dancers and their rebellious reflections, a trio of quirky creatures in reflective skirts and far too much posing.

Inspired partly by Jacques Tati, this was entertaining comment on how much posing goes on at such events, how we act as we think we ought.

It was not a question that had been much posed in any previous age; and certainly not when the princess was born, a second daughter for a second son, the Duke of York.

"Explores" is the keyword here; there's very little moralizing going on in "Waterbaby," and whether that's a good thing or not is a question much posed in comic-book history, and in contemporary graphic-novel criticism.

Grinning porcelain tigers are either side of the door, and inside inevitably the scene of much posing and photography by the world's press corps are a pair of stuffed African lions, roaring at all visitors.Mr Sharif must be thanking Pakistan's Electoral Commission.

This shows that many facial images of known identities were rejected as impostors because of too much pose variation, facial expressions, or occlusions.

The question has always been: How much arsenic poses a real health risk?