Sentence examples for pose- from inspiring English sources

Such a development could pose a new threat to the isolated country's neighbours and the United States.

Ukip pose more of a problem as all our birds are European.

Not one moment of this long day on the road had been spent in the traditional hitching pose: waving signs or thumbs at passing motorists.

Nick Clegg's pose as honest broker was a grating reprise of last time – and it felt bust.

Aged 42". Henry Kissinger was hired for a television commercial to pose as your nightmare seat-mate on a long flight.

It was a costume, a pose, a magic ticket to get him through the door.

There could have been huge benefits to Europe in such convergence, but the process was deliberately sabotaged by US intelligence agencies, working from the hypothesis that a tie-up between the EU and a democratic Russia would pose a major threat to American long-term economic interests.

Individual pollsters have every reason to pose as wise after the event, so a measure of scepticism is obviously warranted.

But for others, being alone can pose problems.

Hirst is delighted with the commanding pose – intended ironically, but recalling old master paintings of popes and princes.

Rather touchingly, they did not take it personally: "Tyson took a hostile pose but he was kind to the Japanese reporters and only replied seriously to their questions... there is no love lost between Tyson and the US reporters, but to the Japanese he acted like a clean-cut college boy".