Sentence examples for posed to the reader from inspiring English sources

It consisted mostly of parables, but there was other content as well: first-person narratives, questions posed to the reader ("If you were the king in this story, which of these characters would you pick for your successor?"), and lists of one-sentence aphorisms ("Not increasing your knowledge is the same as decreasing it").

The question that we would like to pose to the reader is how excluding certain groups of people at different levels effects the society as a whole.

In many ways, it was the type of question Garrison might pose to the readers of The Liberator as inspiration to refrain from voting or attending church, but Brown asked the question with broadswords on the Kansan prairie.

There is an enormous pool of information on the Internet, which may pose a puzzle to the readers.

This is the question that we posed to our readers and the American public.

The short answer to the question posed to Times readers about "how we experience art museums" (letters, Aug. 17) is through a tacky, two-dimensional photo taken by a tacky, tiny hand-held camera or cellphone.

Cofounder Marc Lizoain points out another feature that he says is unique to Urtak: readers can actually add their own questions, which will then be posed to other readers after the publisher approves them.

He made no apologies for the difficulties this posed to readers, insisting that the role of an artist was to ask questions, not to answer them.

There was no risk posed to our readers or their data. .

The question posed to readers was what would you do and why would you do or not do it?

So I pose to you, readers, to take a step back and look at your industry and think about what you are doing -- and what you can be doing, to bridge this seemingly never-ending gender gap.