Sentence examples for pose is that from inspiring English sources

Actually, the preferred summer-portrait pose is that of exposed, disembodied legs, extended near a body of water.

Cradled in the policeman's arms, his pose is that of any overtired toddler being taken up to bed.

The danger that these apparently harmless liberals pose is that of enabling the fanatics, who happily use them as human shields.

Indeed, one of the final objects in the show, a life-size statue-portrait of Aule Meteli, better known as the "Arringatore," well illustrates this cultural co-habitation: its pose is that of a Roman orator, yet it depicts an Etruscan ancestor, is dedicated to an Etruscan divinity and is made of bronze.

One of the issues with mitigating the danger these vulnerabilities pose is that they could result in serious performance degradation.

The only requirement that the Iranian Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance seems to pose is that curators find an appropriate context for showing these works.

One of the biggest challenges Russia's actions have posed is that Nato is designed for conventional warfare but much of the action in Ukraine has been covert and deniable.

The rationale often posed is that education will provide the necessary knowledge to inform practices and also influence beliefs.

The challenges that the other materials do not pose are that stainless steel and copper gutters should be installed by professionals and are on the expensive end of the spectrum.

The main threat China's defence build-up currently poses is that it might get strong enough to confront Taiwan, which would give Japan an almighty headache.

The challenge the KPZ equation posed is that, although it made sense from the point of view of physics, it did not make sense mathematically.