Sentence examples for poses that question from inspiring English sources

The Times's Sports Department poses that question and gives you a chance to weigh in.

Alberich the homely dwarf poses that question to a trio of Rhinemaidens at the outset of Richard Wagner's four-work cycle, "Der Ring des Nibelungen".

A vodka-addled, acid-tongued character poses that question in "The Ladies Who Lunch," an irony-laden song from Stephen Sondheim's 1970 musical "Company".

"WHO really runs this country?" UKIP poses that question on a poster that is part of its campaign for next month's European elections.

The London theater poses that question time and again, adroit as this capital is at proffering the same plays (and, sometimes, musicals) many times over in an attempt to keep a familiar repertoire alive and fresh.

The conceptual artist Mario Garcia Torres poses that question in this clever pop-up show, the first in a series of roving exhibitions organized by Rose Lord, director of Marian Goodman; and Mari Spirito, director of 303 Gallery.

Maybe even posing that question is foolish.

Radiation treatment posed that question even more profoundly.

I posed that question recently to my roommate at Ithaca College, who like me, majored in journalism.

And it's worth posing that question after Facebook released earnings on Monday for the first quarter of 2012.

The staff of the Lens blog posed that question to readers on Oct. 31.