Sentence examples for usually poses from inspiring English sources

"Theater usually poses these questions allegorically," he says.

Amardeep Singh, of the Sikh Coalition, said that in addressing audiences since 9/11 he usually poses a question.

Old-fashioned cartoons, such as those featuring the British lion and the Russian bear, hammered their message in; the modern cartoon usually poses a riddle that the reader must solve by an imaginative effort in order to see the joke.

The implementation of soil and water conservation structures in semiarid areas, usually poses a difficult design problem.

However, such design usually poses control challenges as a result of unusual dynamic behavior of the overall process, such as oscillations and instability.

Because of their communication with the bowel lumen, they typically contain both fluid and air (Fig. 11), which usually poses no diagnostic challenge [35].

In publicity photos he usually posed in a leather jacket, with a Boston Red Sox baseball cap.

The first question usually posed by Afghans is whether one is from India or Pakistan.

Next up is Harajuku, the fashion hangout where kookily dressed teens usually pose for pictures.

It was usually posed by people who felt they had no other recourse against a repressive regime.

They are also usually posed in the dark, surrounded by symbolic objects meant to reflect their social status.