Sentence examples for so posed from inspiring English sources

They're not so posed".

These resolutions did not make it to the floor for debate and so posed little threat.

One interpretation is that he knew that there is an innocent, historical, traditional English justification for the daubing of black facepaint in these circumstances and so posed happily.

In response, singer Youssou N'dour, arguably the most famous Senegalese in the world, questioned the cancellation and said doing so "posed more threats" than it solved.

Thankfully Andrew Edge – a former EDL supporter who asked to be sent to prison after pelting police with bricks, bottles and cans in Birmingham – knows, and so posed with a placard demonstrating as such by their grave last week.

With her signature shmatte tied around her head, her legs oh so posed to reveal the sexy curve of her hip, and beckoning with a come hither look, Edie stands for Albert Maysles himself inviting you into his world, featuring a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the making of his most famous works, among them "Salesman" and "Gimme Shelter".

He stayed in the hall for another hour or so, posing for pictures and autographing posters.

There he could challenge Quebec's clumsy Liberal premier, Jean Charest, and so pose a new threat to Canadian unity.

Moreover, many of the things imported from cheap labor markets have not been made here for a long time, so pose no threat to American goods.

So, posing as a journalist with a camera crew in tow, he attended the press conference for the Ruscha retrospective at London's Hayward Gallery in 2009.

During the early days of the Putin administration, some experts suggested he might choose cooperation over confrontation in dealing with the West -- and so pose a greater challenge.