Sentence examples for posed it to from inspiring English sources
When I posed it to her, I could hear her sighing over the phone.
Mohammed al-Obeidi, an Iraqi staff member, and I posed it to Iraqis we interviewed recently.
But their examples are not why I asked Mr. Espada the question; I posed it to him because it's one of 10 thought-provoking questions that Reboot, a Jewish nonprofit organization, is disseminating mostly via a Web site called doyou10Q.com.
As one high-ranking Palestinian official posed it to me, the "Palestinian people have to decide if they go back to democracy or settle on a Pakistani, Bangalore situation," with Hamas and Fatah battling it out.
In the 13th century, as the Mongols swept across Asia and sacked Baghdad, the Mongol warrior Hulegu (a grandson of Genghis Khan) rephrased al-Ghazali's query and posed it to Muslim jurists: Would they prefer to live under an unjust Muslim ruler or a just nonbeliever?
Facebook declined to directly answer that question when we posed it to the social networking company.
We will pick one (or perhaps two) and pose it to the candidates on the day of their interviews in your name, and then later we'll publish their responses.
After posing it to his friends, who were excited by the idea, Farrenkopf decided to do it.
The public information officer (PIO) wrote back promptly that "Since this is a legal question" I should pose it to the appropriate contact at the Department of Justice.
If we're looking for a more definitive answer to the question "so, what are you anyway?" we might try posing it to everyone who wishes to "stand up and be counted," not only those of mixed race.
The footage is unscripted yet feels posed; it nods to a new-wave, cinematic nonchalance with the affected self-display of a Webcam diary.
