Sentence examples for posed later from inspiring English sources

When the dilemma of homoerotic desire is posed later for Christian men in relation to a male Christ's body, it, too, is avoided by speaking collectively of the Christian community as a woman.

Therefore, the "yes" or "no" on Sunday will have to take on a meaning after the fact, as an answer to a question that will be posed later.

But these aren't just "2015 wedding photo idea trends" -- this is about capturing photos that are timeless and meaningful for you, not just ideas that look fashionable now but posed later.

More specific questions were posed later during the interview, such as how did you manage?

Attendees posed next to twisted hanging bodies for pictures to be purchased as souvenir postcards.

But another issue was also posed today: should the Davis Cup captain John McEnroe play doubles?

The debate might be more constructive if we return to the substantive questions that I posed earlier.

True, the questions that David Cameron posed yesterday over Syria in the Commons have an extremely familiar feel: Why?

One of the first questions he posed today was whether the case should even be in court.

Updated at 3.44pm BST 3.38pm BST "Dear Corespondent et al," starts Edward Somerville, before answering a question posed earlier.

It is the perfect answer to the question posed a decade ago: so how do we survive in this?