Sentence examples for which I pose from inspiring English sources

There is, of course, no good answer to these questions, which I pose as a way of approaching, sidelong, my response to "Seven Days in September," an almost unbearably powerful documentary that opens today in New York and Los Angeles.

Read on for a few reactions to my talk, in which I posed the question "Is the Internet Good for the Climate?" and proposed that the answer, despite huge impediments, is yes.

This week, though, Mr Linker answers some questions, which I posed to him over email, on religion's virtue, the "theocons", atheists and social conservatives.DiA: Elsewhere on the site we are debating the motion: Religion is a force for good.

The case for the prosecution - which I posed in a question to Ed Miliband yesterday - is that they are all examples of government ordering businesses to do things.

For example, Shulevitz references my own question which I posed to El Rhazoui during the event.

I don't purport to suggest that Shahram Amiri or the Iranian intelligence services read my July 13 Op Ed (in which I posed ten questions following Amiri's public surfacing in the U.S). and then rushed to respond.

Consequently many countries believe that they are faced with a choice: liberal democracy or authoritarian capitalism – a seductive choice, which I believe poses one of the most serious challenges to our values since the cold war.

All debate can be quashed with one simple question, which I meant to pose by example in the opening paragraph.

And yet, the nomadic enculturation to which I refer is posed not as a corrective of the art it discusses, nor is it prescriptive of a better method or model.

The question I pose, which only you as the parent or caregiver of the child can make is... How is your time best spent and under what conditions.

I strike a pose which I hope is interesting while revealing absolutely nothing.