Sentence examples for when posed to from inspiring English sources

A report in the National Briefing column on Wednesday about a math question from Florida's Comprehensive Assessment Test that stumped Gov. Jeb Bush, when posed to him by a student, misstated the answer.

Perhaps the question of whom the Israelis want for president should not be so surprising, then, especially when posed to a dual-citizen.

We first looked at this issue in June, when the threat posed to the administration by Mueller's appointment was largely theoretical.

But when Magdalena Ventura posed to be portrayed by Jusepe de Ribera in 1631, the world was in theory a much simpler and more stable place.

His replacement, Murray Wilson, a Calgary investment banker, called questions about his CanWest predecessors "irrelevant" and got upset when they were posed to him.

Now when questions are posed to me, I turn them back, Why do you ask?

But of course, even with this huge stride in the right direction, the company clearly couldn't help itself when posed with the opportunity to add gimmicky software to the HTC One.

Giants quarterback Eli Manning laughed — for several seconds — when the subject was posed to him.

When that question was posed to Davis, he answered without hesitation.

When the question was posed to me, my immediate response was "The Hallway track".

That gets a laugh when the question is posed to benefits leaders.