Sentence examples similar to posed a question to me from inspiring English sources

"Let me pose a question to the Dan Savages of the world.

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

A psychotherapist once posed this question to me: "If I am seeing a child in a therapy session and the child kicks me, do you think the child would be more or less likely to kick me again?" He explained that the child was more likely to kick him again.

Since a CDC employee posed the question to me, I will redirect the question to the Working Group: Why are CDC-endorsed practice recommendations for Lyme disease used to persecute medical doctors who stray from them when this supposedly is not common in the practice of other diseases?

Davidson, who turns 80 this year, posed the question to me with a melancholy shrug after our post-class chat.

But to those who insist only on "peaceful protest," he posed a question: "Can you tell me a way to save the oppressed?

Then Lincoln posed a question.

Then he posed a question.

In March 2003, as he led the 101st Airborne Division toward Baghdad, he posed a rhetorical question to the Post's Rick Atkinson: "Tell me how this ends". He added, "Eight divisions and eight years?" in a reference to the U.S. military's early, and dead wrong, assessment of the Vietnam War's costs.

The recession poses a question for London.

I then pose a rhetorical question to those who ask me such a question: Who today is most like Leonardo DaVinci, Beethoven, Galileo, Shakespeare, Mozart, and Copernicus?