Sentence examples for posed itself from inspiring English sources

This question posed itself the following day and the short answer is no.

Not fitting in either country has never really posed itself as a problem.

This question poses itself in a different form with the verse of Paul Celan (1920-1970), whash hasomeme claim to being the most difficult ever written in any language.

And this, of course, is the real coup of "Encounters": it poses itself as a discrete exhibition dispersed throughout the museum, but it really engages all the objects in the collection — and you, the viewer, as well.

The issues I had to wrestle with, it seems to me, were similar to some of the questions the BBC had to pose itself in inviting Nick Griffin on to Question Time: chiefly, whether or not allowing ideas to be voiced and interrogated somehow gives them credence.

The question that poses itself is where do we draw the line?

Unlike the case in product units, the local minima problem does not pose itself as a severe problem in the model.

Several studies have addressed this issue in terms of a learning activity to improve problem solving, despite insufficiently addressing the skill of learner problem posing itself.

Neutrality is itself a political ideology, as it poses itself against "political agendas".

This has variously been posited to be democratic Athens counter posing itself to oriental tyranny or aristocratic Athens emulating the Imperial East.

Furthermore, in this respect it is not required for the minor to be shown naked or partially clothed, if the body posture or pose itself (e. g. spread legs) may cause the unnatural sexual emphasis".