Sentence examples for poses the same question from inspiring English sources

It poses the same question as "Uncorporate Identity," but answers it very differently.

The Aardvark system assumes that no single answer will serve for everyone who poses the same question.

But, for all its flaws, the play poses the same question as Arthur Miller's The Crucible: is the accuser always holy now?

Bundy's therapist poses the same question that comes up in Ms. Rule's session: were each, in their own way, trying to play God? Was he deciding to end lives while she believed she could bring them back?

Culture, insofar as it is popular, poses the same question over and over: how cool does a guy have to be before he can treat women like they're nothing?

In its new environment the duck encounters first a fly, then a fish, then a mouse, and poses the same question to each: "Do you know who I am?" When they reply in a language the duck cannot understand, it sits down on a rock and weeps.

To all his guests (more than 50 nationalities have visited, Mr. Peter said), he poses the same questions: "What is happiness to you?

Continuing a series begun during the primary season in which Ms. Couric poses the same questions to each candidate, the program will have questions for Ms. Palin and her vice presidential opponent, Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr., on Wednesday and Thursday nights.

Lacy poses the same questions: "If we can't have comparability how can you assess performance, and how can you compete on the axis of sustainability?" Mandatory carbon reporting is on the horizon.

As the film follows Holmes's metamorphosis from a gentle, post-hippie nobody to a cinematic somebody, to a manipulative, abusive, drug-addicted somebody-on-the-skids, it poses the same questions about stardom raised by a typical episode of "Behind the Music," the ubiquitous rock-star biography series on VH1.

Incredulous, my sister posed the same question.