"pose nothing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to express a thought or opinion that something is not a factor or obstacle. For example, "Although this task may be difficult, it should pose nothing that can't be overcome."
Gidley, another 30-year-old, has posed nothing like the same attacking threat down the right for Saints as his compatriot Jamie Lyon did for the previous two seasons and even his fellow centre Willie Talau had an unusually error-prone night against the nippier Clinton Toopi.
This nil admirari pose is nothing more than that.
Failing to execute a pose meant nothing more than that you might succeed next time.
The portrait gave Doria license to pose wearing nothing but a cloak draped low around his loins, exposing not just his muscular arms, manly chest, and stalwart belly but, just visible above the draping folds of cloth, a quarter-inch of penis.
He also has an eye for picking models before they are famous, and is credited with discovering Cara Delevingne, who he still feels "very protective over", and convincing Rosie Huntington-Whiteley to pose in nothing but a Burberry trench to promote the company's new perfume range.
Blakely would still happily pose in nothing but Spanx on the cover of any of the nine catalogs mailed each year to 6 million shoppers, but she knows Goldman, 49, wont go for it.
He has posed wearing nothing at all on the cover of a British golf magazine and he has competed in the British Open wearing Union Jack slacks.
Sally B has form, too – posing in nothing but a white sheet for a magazine and allowing indiscretions about the Speaker and Speakeress's innermost secrets.
In front of the jury he posed as nothing more than a mild-mannered father-of-three who had unwittingly got mixed up in the schemes of Lee Murray - the best friend he had known for more than 20 years.
Daley posted pictures of the rainbow themed gifts and wrapping he had received on Instagram, and even posed in nothing but a 'gay icon' apron with a friend in one image.
