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Discover Ludwig"to pose himself" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in sentences to describe someone intentionally putting themselves in a certain position or role. It can also refer to someone acting or behaving in a certain way in order to project a certain image or impression. Here is an example sentence: "The politician always knew how to pose himself in front of the camera to appear confident and in control."
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Many a straight man had to pose himself even straighter so that his artistic activities would not seem suspect.
At one point in what became an unconventional, free-wheeling exchange with reporters, he seemed even to pose himself questions so he could rebut criticism.
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Greg can pose himself as Greg Ginn!
Drake doesn't pose himself as a hard-ass.
In his political TV special "America... You're Too Young to Die," Falwell posed himself against a gentleman-farmer backdrop of rolling green fields, fine wooden fences, and a handsome old barn with a wooden cask in it.
But an expert panel concluded that the serial killer continued to pose a danger to himself and others.
This led him to pose two questions to himself about China and its human rights record: "Would I want to contribute to that?
While spearheading the public campaign to support the act, he allowed himself to pose for a newspaper photograph.
Imagine, "Humble Louie" telling Satchmo himself how to pose for a photo!
The small boy who used to pose for angels has smoked himself too yellow, and the man who stood for Charity has gone out of business".
Mr. Cranston had two naked men, which his wife allowed fans to pose with, while Mr. Cranston himself was sought after for photos, including some with fellow actors, like Craig Robinson of "The Office," which Mr. Robinson immediately posted to Twitter.
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