Sentence examples for pose not from inspiring English sources

BigGovernment.com, a conservative website, revealed he sent other compromising photographs, including a bare-chested pose, not unlike one Chris Lee took of himself.

The serious-looking family out on a picnic pose not for the scrutinising eye of a regime but for the camera.

Studying the collection anew recently, Ms. Foster recalled receiving a letter in which Just said he was "more interested in objects which pose not easily resolved problems".

But Mr Kerry said; "Providing this effort is fully implemented, it can end the threat that these weapons pose not only to the Syrian people but to their neighbours, to the region... and the world".

As Adam and Eve motor through a desolate Detroit, and savor its picturesque melancholy, just as eighteenth-century noblemen, on the Grand Tour, used to savor classical ruins, does their aesthetic pose not hide a moral indifference?

My interview of Edward Snowden, conducted remotely in front of an audience at the New Yorker Festival, was a chance to pose not just my own questions but also those that have been raised by his fiercest critics.

This poses not only a threat to biodiversity, but to humans as well.

For the cast, this is posing, not dancing; it's such a waste of talent.

This suggests that our primary focus is the threat he poses, not the oil he possesses.

That poses (not begs) the question: Why are Republicans red and Democrats blue?

This suggests that our primary concern has been the threat he poses, not the oil he possesses.