Sentence examples for posed of from inspiring English sources

Posed, of course.

The answer is complex and could be posed of practically any of today's most commercial writers.

"Spoils dre generally dis posed of in open coastal water less than 100 feet deep," the report says.

The questions being posed of Australia indicate a high level of scepticism on the effectiveness of the government pollution policies".

But this Adelaide Oval encounter held plenty of interest for neutral supporters, with questions being posed of both teams.

Analyze: Collate the observations and the questions; work inductively to determine how the data you've gathered might help you to answer the questions you posed of the poem.

Is this a pose of some kind?

The pose of the unperturbed.

The awkwardness of the pose of that mother and child.

"Now, strike the pose of a hero," she instructed.

The pose of the Barosaurus is scientifically provocative.