Sentence examples similar to what he posed from inspiring English sources

His caring about what he ate posed a threat to my enlightened, non-caring state.

No matter what threat he posed to Zimmerman, he did not deserve to die.

There were a few lighthearted moments; on MSNBC, when the co-host Chris Matthews sensed that he was getting the same answer from Representative Michele Bachmann, Republican of Minnesota, no matter what question he posed, he asked her: "Are you hypnotized?

He'd no sooner eat a breast of one than he would a can of Sweet Sue lubed chicken, and yet that prospect – and more – is what he is posing to the rest of us.

A few minutes later, when Rivera went out to warm up for the game, he laughed at what he saw and posed in front of the sign, grabbing his right knee as if re-creating the incident.

What he found inevitably poses the questions, what is a Jew and who, really, are "the Jews"?

It was intended to assess what kind of risk he posed and then eliminate him if necessary.

And before he posed what may be the ultimate test of racial equality — whether Americans will elect a black president — he led students through African-Americans' long fight for equal status.

He posed what he sees as a rhetorical question: "Did Andrew Cuomo come to the position of supporting gay marriage uniquely and precisely because of his faith?

But police did not know who they were looking for or what kind of threat he posed until it was too late.

Not in the least nonplussed, the aforementioned "hostage-taker" posed what he called (in matching Coupland-ese) his "random sniper" inquiry.