Sentence examples for pose that to from inspiring English sources

They strike a pose that, to the uninitiated, might seem an awkward gesture.

He wore a blue suit and tie, and sat in a large wooden chair, staring directly into the camera — a pose that, to Izurieta's dismay, mirrored Rosenberg delivering his posthumous J'accuse.

Recently, I posed that notion to her.

The Society for Human Resource Management posed that question to 5,673 human resources professionals a week after the terrorist attacks.

Alberich the homely dwarf poses that question to a trio of Rhinemaidens at the outset of Richard Wagner's four-work cycle, "Der Ring des Nibelungen".

A friend posed that question to me a few weeks ago, after watching gold's wild ride over the last few years.

In all this time they haven't told me, or any of the other journalists, who (if anyone) poses that threat to us.

Forbes posed that question to IBM CIO Pat Toole.

I recently posed that question to Challiss McDonough of the United Nation's World Food Program in Afghanistan.

I recently posed that question to Naomi Oreskes, co-author of the book Merchants of Doubt.

On Sunday evening on August 17 , 1969 Country Joe McDonald posed that question to the estimated 400,000 people at the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair.