Sentence examples for we often pose from inspiring English sources

We often pose this question the wrong way: why are there so many people who don't vote?

When talking about these issues, I often pose the question, "Do we have any other choice?" The answer is a resounding no.

Shakespeare's villains often pose these kinds of questions.

The Europhobes who often pose as sceptics are not.

Less cheerily, the travails of migration all too often pose a challenge to the traditional family.

Not surprisingly, however, it's the pushy parents who often pose the main challenge.

Recent immigrants do not always know this, and so laymen often pose as notarios.

But even the legal mines, like the one where Mr. Zeng worked, often pose environmental hazards.

In names transcribed from a foreign alphabet, such variations often pose a problem of identification.

The billboard has become a symbol of Shenzhen, and locals and visitors often pose in front of it for photographs.

For women targets, the scammers often pose as army officers – strong and reliable men they can trust.