Sentence examples for posing one another from inspiring English sources

In Satir's method, patients take turns posing one another in groups to depict key moments in their lives.

The people in the room take turns posing one another, as in family sculpting, but rather than work with actual family members, who might inhibit one another, Hellinger and his followers work with complete strangers.

That's a question that four major television networks are posing, one way or another, these days and that everyone can no doubt quickly -- and predictably -- answer.

Posing one thought-provoking question after another, Pearson walks the city's neighborhoods, peeling back layer upon layer of history in order to reveal a Berlin that few of us know.

The government poses one criterion on information control, that is, whether it undermines its rule.

Such Babel of languages that cannot be easily and univocally translated one into another poses one of the major technical obstacles to the preparation, translation, and comparison of molecular simulation data that users face on a daily basis.

Will we have to right to measure how much of the national health budget Jamie Berube gets to eat? "Life as We Know It" poses one important question after another.

Because financing was difficult to obtain, it took him more than a decade to complete, and the scenes shot in rural Ethiopia, many of them with illiterate peasants in the cast, with a mainly Western crew, posed one logistical challenge after another.

Once comfortable with this pose, one can move on to try the Wheel pose.

Scatter over cooked tips, and pose one that's nicely curled on each custard.

Left-turning lorries pose one of the greatest risks to cyclists on the roads.