Sentence examples for pose because from inspiring English sources
"People generally pose because they want others to like them, because they yearn for beauty.
"He agreed to pose because he respects art," Mr. Varriano said, "but he doesn't like me very much".
All six repeatedly muttered a line beginning, "I chose this pose because ——"; well, I could never make out how it ended.
Ms. Mencher said she never felt self-conscious if she struggled to do a pose because her class consisted mostly of other cancer patients and survivors.
When I went through the letters that people sent to the Food and Drug Administration, it was clear that they wanted the right to face the minor risk that saccharin might pose because when life was "one big cancer risk," as one put it, at least some of that risk better be pleasurable.
Dr Field said that volcanologists have a healthy respect for the dangers volcanoes pose because they understand how they work.
This hourlong British-German production can't in good conscience answer the question its title poses, because another question — is Osama bin Laden alive?
Mr. Bush has been wise to emphasize the danger Saddam poses because of his unrelenting campaign to acquire weapons of horrible power.
It's often said that his photographs look like film stills: that they must be posed because they're so unreal.
Ms. Paul told me that the question was posed because it was provocative, not because the Book Review endorses the idea that no woman has written the Great American Novel.
Political analysts said they did not expect North Korea's latest actions to immediately heighten the nuclear danger the country posed because it had dismantled parts of its nuclear plant at Yongbyon.
