Sentence examples for posed herself from inspiring English sources

Unexpected Lessons in Love is one of them: as though Bernadine Bishop posed herself a series of questions concerning love, illness, maternity and friendship, then composed this story in order to answer them.

This piece actually has a multi-sensory effect, as sweet-smelling perfume is sprayed around the audience just prior to Valentine beginning (or really as she has posed herself but not yet begun to move, so in this sense the piece has started).

Whether creating a portrait of Terpsichore, the mythical muse of dance, or posing herself as Charles Baudelaire's real-life muse, the Haitian "Black Venus" Jeanne Duval, Sulter portrays subjects of defiant grandeur.

She takes my money and then takes off her clothes and poses herself on the bed.

But she knew the next question, and posed it herself: "So what didn't go well?" She noticed one girl who "clearly wasn't getting it".

That was more Freud for thought – the question Miuccia posed to herself, like Sigmund before her, being: what do women want?

Ms. Zells's direction cannot quite overcome one problem posed by herself as the writer: we see the woman entirely in terms of a single experience unfolding through several years, leaving the uncomfortable suspicion that the story might be as much a personal diary as a creation.

Focused on the fact that we are child-free, she answered a similar question which she posed to herself.

Willis created other poses herself, some of them modeled on the 22 letters of the Hebrew alphabet.

Her "Self-Portrait at Three Years Old" from 2004 is a fascinating attempt to reclaim lost youth by donning a latex mask and wig and posing as "herself".

So she bought a Mamiya camera and became her own guinea pig, dressing up as different characters and posing for herself.