Sentence examples for posed now from inspiring English sources

The question posed now is not whether a majority of Congress can act but whether it will.

First, the standard question is posed: "Now, thinking for a moment about things in the country, do you feel things in the country are going in the right direction, or do you feel things have gotten off on the wrong track?" Seventy-five percent answered that the country was somewhat or strongly on the wrong track.

The big question being posed now is whether this is being done intentionally.

It is easy to see why the president should be striking this pose now.

His resemblance to the photograph seemed like a feat, as if he were posing now.

It is in Cruz's buffoonery, showmanship and tactical disingenuousness that he poses now as Wallace in drag.

It's grotesque for him to pose now as a fiscal conservative, an environmentalist and a peacemaker.

But one thing has changed: the regional threat that Iraq poses now has more clearly global implications.

If you have seen it, then you'll know what we mean when we say we're doing our power pose now.

In the second, they strike the same pose, now in longer coats and with hats, as if auditioning for different parts in the same play.

The actors in his paintings are recognisable as actual people - often you can follow the same model from one canvas to another, posing now as Cupid, now as Saint John.