Sentence examples for ways of posing from inspiring English sources

China has promised eventual "universal suffrage", but the definition of that often-postponed goal grows ever murkier.Where free speech is allowed but meaningful voting is not, other ways of posing questions and measuring popular support become powerful tools.

Instead, try different ways of posing your hands.

There's no way of posing that question that disguises the fact that it's a trick.

But that the whole way of posing the question, of dividing the mind from what it's aware of, is fruitless.

"This book is my way of posing resistance," Gao told the Associated Press in an interview conducted over a messaging app to avoid surveillance.

When Tom Ford hired the model Eleonora Bose for a Gucci campaign three years back, some expressed shock at Ms. Bose's biker haircut and masculine way of posing.

(This is an American-centered way of posing the basic concern that people in other countries will have about how these tools might be used against them).

As Colm Tóibín once wrote, "As a novelist, he has a way of posing as a philosopher... all the more to fool the reader and cause great shock when the novel turns out to have a plot after all".

Our attempts late on Saturday to get Manuel Pellegrini to articulate what he quite plainly thinks – that his side are creative and Mourinho's are not – had entered the realms of the absurd when he resisted what, by my count, was the 10th way of posing the question.

Unlike the Moses in the Bible, who carried modesty to a fault and shunned introspection, Mr. Cohen's Moses has a lawyer's analytical turn of mind and a way of posing difficult questions -- qualities well-served by the vigorous cover portrait, circa 1600, by the Italian master Guido Reni.

Additionally, the proposed framework is valuable since it provides a universal way of posing different estimation-related problems in communication systems.