Sentence examples for posed constantly from inspiring English sources

That's the question posed constantly and ominously by characters in the "Scream" series.

As Bacchus, Andrei Verikose Brock Hayhoee), glossy and aloof, poses constantly: he is a more glorious version of Jon Heder in "Blades of Glory".

Karen O of the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, who started a two-night stand at the Roseland Ballroom on Tuesday night, poses constantly and brazenly, and no one mixes sexy and silly, poised and berserk, graceful and goofy better than she does.

This preference was preserved in our genetic heritage because it gave us a survival advantage; without it, we wouldn't have explored new things or been able to invent novel solutions to the problems posed by constantly changing circumstances.

Developers are constantly posed with the question of whether to buy or build.

"Gamers make good coders because we are constantly posed with an obstacle that we must overcome with a strategy," he says.

The question constantly being posed is: "Who is using whom?" More and more Europeans are convinced that the United States would prefer to see a nuclear war confined to Western Europe, and that the American commitment to "go the last mile" in nuclear warfare is suspect.

Now that he spends his time at the Petkoffs', he is constantly posing.

He was constantly posing new theological questions, in an era often hostile to poetry of devotion.

Instead of declaring a particular innovation he wants to pursue, he constantly poses key, cornerstone questions.

The ubiquitous nature of food gluten, coupled with inadequate labeling regulations in most countries, constantly poses a threat of disease exacerbation and relapse for patients.