First, philosophy and science don't always answer the questions they pose — sometimes they get over them.
If he later won fame as a semi-incoherent mumbler — and Fetchit insisted, once he'd become a star, that his published statements be rendered in dialect, to maintain the illusion — his justification belied the linguistic pose: "Sometimes those script writin' men come to me and say Ah ain't readin' their lines clear enough.
He consulted with two editors at Time-Life, John Huey and Richard Stolley, and the answer was to invite rescue workers and others involved in the tragedy to come to his studio, sometimes right from ground zero, and to pose, sometimes two or even three to a frame.
The expressions on my children's faces -- sometimes posed, sometimes candid -- evoked tender memories long forgotten.
The eccentric pose, sometimes misread as symbolic of inner torment, instead recalls famous photographs of dancer Vaslav Nijinsky in the revolutionary — and erotically charged — Modern ballet "The Afternoon of a Faun".
Owens adopted various poses, sometimes against projected images of dereliction or physical distress, as a man passing through the stages of sleep: now bent, now stretched, now embryonic.
Faceless, armless, with a hint of a belly and, its name notwithstanding, of indeterminate sex, the figure struck a variety of poses, sometimes juxtaposed with other like figures, sometimes with mechanical appendages.
After you ground yourself in the present moment, you begin to do poses, sometimes intensely like in Bikram, sometimes deliberate like in kundalini.
Sometimes posing as their protector, sometimes as a mediator, he would deliver long monologues, never allowing the hostages to speak.
House members took turns posing harsh, sometimes-arcane questions to Mr. Corzine and Bradley Abelow, the firm's chief operating officer.
