Sentence examples for prefer to pose from inspiring English sources

First, I am a typical maverick scientist; I run a small lab and prefer to pose my own questions and design my own approaches.

When it came to adversity, Arthur preferred to pose the question differently.

The prime minister smiled as he passed the heckler, preferring to pose for countless selfies with various residents of Alnwick rather than engage with him.

While bands and musicians were usually photographed live or during interviews, Davies preferred to pose his subjects against carefully chosen backgrounds or in unusual spots – such as capturing Chrissie Hynde as she rode a fairground carousel.

Shwed told him he preferred to pose in profile, gazing into the distance, claiming "it makes me look visionary".

Koalas eat the leaves of specific eucalypt trees but urban planners and landowners often prefer to plant smaller trees that pose less risk from falling limbs.

Posing a hypothetical question, another user asked whether the other would prefer to fart in public place or a funeral to "lighten the mood".

There are still difficulties: the Pagan Police Group's website contains a discussion of the law on indecent exposure and the difficulties this poses for citizens who prefer to go "skyclad" (ie, naked).

The deer, or dear, as Ms. Craven prefers to call them, pose fetchingly in green grass; the birds, of mixed ancestry and shrill plumage, perch on branches against blurry floral backgrounds.

The Knicks would prefer to make a deal for Strickland -- whose contract could pose salary-cap problems -- but they have also expressed interest in Howard.

They prefer to represent novelty acts like Mia St. John, a Playboy model, who posed on the magazine's cover nude with boxing gloves.