Sentence examples for posed of the from inspiring English sources

And the answer has to be yes, eventually, at some unspecified time in the far distance, given that football through the ages has always been cyclical and, lest it be forgotten, there was once a period when the banner read "Manchester – Trophy Free Zone", and the same question was posed of the teams from Old Trafford and Maine Road.

The best pose of the Maestro-prepared ligand is colored purple, the best posed of the MOE-prepared ligand is colored green.

However, as all possible research questions that can be posed of the data are unknown, an unresolved ethical issue is the status of informed consent for future research uses of genetic material.

The pose of the unperturbed.

"I always like the pose of the animals, much better than the faces," he says.

And he never outgrew the adolescent pose of the outsider who draws attention to himself.

He also presented a hare in the pose of "The Thinker" by Rodin, his favorite artist.

Is all I've done pull the pose of the rebel?

For all its inherent misery, the controlled drawing and restrained posing of the figures give the scene a quiet dignity.

In that space, a silhouetted man lowers himself into the pose of the famous Greco-Roman sculpture "Dying Gaul".

I slowly put the books back in my bag, upturning my nose in the classic pose of the noble martyr.