Sentence examples for that I pose from inspiring English sources

Those better versed may be able to pounce on Alex Ross, the music critic of The New Yorker, if he gets things wrong — if he mistakenly claims the music goes from a D major to a D minor or whatever — but my ignorance of musical technicalities means that I pose a special and more profound test of Ross's skills.

"The suggestion that I pose a danger to Lady GaGa is preposterous," he said.

The only threat that I pose to America is that I may love it to death.

I vary very much from the way that I look to the way that I pose myself on camera, even the sonic qualities of the song.

Now we get to the question that I pose in the title of this post: Is our survival instinct failing us?

But there is some change in the air when it comes to marketing healthful food in America, and in anticipation of that, I posed a challenge to the firm: How would you get people to want to buy and eat broccoli?

Which raises another question that I posed a few days ago: Is Romney serious?

The debate might be more constructive if we return to the substantive questions that I posed earlier.

Readers of my first post left comments that suggested a number of interesting questions that I posed to Mr.Winthrop: You sold out of clothing.

As they showed us around, a question occurred to me that I posed to them: "What happens if someone gets off a plane with an Israeli passport?" After all, Iraq under Saddam Hussein not only didn't have diplomatic relations with Israel, it considered itself at war with Israel.

You know, part of it relates to my question that I posed.