Sentence examples for seems to be posing from inspiring English sources

When he stands still, he seems to be posing for a sculptor.

More familiar areas of the chicken also make appearances — wings, thighs, breast — while a delicious chicken meatball, served with a raw egg to dunk it in, seems to be posing the riddle about which came first.

At the entrance to the gallery are two chairs (losing their stuffing) set against a backdrop of pine boards bearing a full-length drawing of a man who seems to be posing for the camera.

And in the Dziga-Vertov film of 1971 called "Vladimir and Rosa," about the Chicago Seven, with its intentionally only half-intelligible conversation between Godard and Gorin pacing up and down on either side of a tennis net, Godard seems to be posing a notion still more perplexing to him than anything in Descartes.

One of the most interesting questions Westworld seems to be posing in presenting visions of violent and simplistic hatred for women (how historically accurate!) is this: How many times will Dolores be raped, her parents murdered before her eyes, before she decides to take revenge?

He seemed to be posing a kind of equivalence between him and his victims.

Some seem to be posing for the camera; others appear unaware that they are being photographed, or of anything else.

The question that we seem to be posing is this: Is violent resistance against the status quo always terrorism?

By calling his supporters on to the streets, and using some of the same slogans, Mr Anwar seemed to be posing a serious threat to the government.

"The reforms now seem to be posing a political problem, probably because, judicially, they were not very well thought out," said Bruno Thouzellier, a lawyer with SarrauThomasCouderc, a Paris firm, and a former president of the main magistrates' union.

135th over: India 361-5 (Yuvraj 12, Dhoni 11) Stuart Broad to continue, who didn't seem to be posing anything like the threat that Flintoff offered in his fiery short burst.