Sentence examples for occasionally poses from inspiring English sources
The merging of the decorative with the utilitarian occasionally poses problems.
Whether Chigurh is a magnetic force moving that tide or just a particularly nasty specimen carried in on it is one of the questions the film occasionally poses.
The exophytic growth of the tumor lying beyond the confines of the liver occasionally poses a considerable diagnostic challenge.
Dancers occasionally posed on the promontory.
Throughout 2012, The Caucus will occasionally pose five questions to individuals from across the political spectrum who have special insight into government, policy making and political combat.
The 15 or so monks who live on the grounds have little to do with the tigers beyond occasionally posing with them for tourists.
As we head toward another election year, The Caucus will occasionally pose five questions to individuals from across the political spectrum who have special insight into government, policy-making and political combat.
He doesn't have the definitive touch of a trained pianist, though, which occasionally posed a problem: "Kira Wolf," a gospel ballad in the Keith Jarrett vein, was sluggish both times.
Her subject matter and jewel-tone palette contrasted with her tragic personal life: her first husband, Einar Wegener, occasionally posed in women's clothing for her paintings and then underwent a sex-change operation and died from complications after surgery, and her second husband burned through her money before their divorce.
This messy, longwinded volume — which is less interesting for its tidbits of news than for its overall picture of a presidency — leaves us with an intimate portrait of the commander in chief hanging out with an old pal, occasionally posing for history, but more often using Mr. Branch as a late-night sounding board and stenographer.
She spent two days photographing them -- unobtrusively, according to their accounts, while they went about their business -- occasionally posing them on a sofa below their Monet, or shooting them singly, as with the photograph of Marcella and another one of Konrad Jr., a generic cutie on his rocking horse.
