Sentence examples for to pose itself from inspiring English sources
The issues I had to wrestle with, it seems to me, were similar to some of the questions the BBC had to pose itself in inviting Nick Griffin on to Question Time: chiefly, whether or not allowing ideas to be voiced and interrogated somehow gives them credence.
This has variously been posited to be democratic Athens counter posing itself to oriental tyranny or aristocratic Athens emulating the Imperial East.
Wedded to an outmoded vision of India as the mortal enemy, the army plays a double-game, taking American aid while supporting and exploiting Taliban groups as a hedge against India and Afghanistan, and ignoring the peril that the militants have come to pose to Pakistan itself.
When you're ready to pose the question itself, do so politely but also sincerely--that is, don't be obviously obsequious or saccharine.
But, until the regime is able to pose fundamental questions about itself, tampering with Mao will be too dangerous – however much Chinese realities contradict his intended legacy.
Thus the objections which Bradley deployed against misleading accounts of logic now begin to pose a threat against logic itself by eroding the integrity of the judgments which go into its inferences, and he ends Principles in a sceptical vein by suggesting that no judgment is ever really true nor any inference fully valid.
With time, upper limb dysfunction comes to pose a major problem to a child itself [ 18].
On the other hand, it can hold that human existence, posing itself as a problem, projects itself with absolute freedom, creating itself by itself, thus assuming to itself the function of God.
Ask your friends to pose.
