Sentence examples similar to Questions were put to me from inspiring English sources

This question was put to me as a panellist at the Bristol Women's Literature Festival.

And then when I got the reaction I got, I knew I faced a difficult question – in fact the question was put to me very directly by the art historians over dinner: 'What the fuck are you going to do with this story?

This question was put to me in a radio debate that centred on the claim that the war was completely "necessary" and one full of "substantial" victories, but that these remarkable achievements had been obscured in the public consciousness by the notion of the unrelieved horror, disillusionment and futility promoted by war-literature writers.

"But the question was put to me by the press, and I was really keen that our focus should be on the passengers and that's why I took the step I did". BAA also told the BBC it was doubling its fleet of snow clearance vehicles to over 100, and more than tripling the number of staff trained to operate the equipment.

So then the question was put to me: what's my response to that?

On the programme the question was put to me, the only black woman on the panel: so what is intersectionality?

Questions were put to the group as a whole, avoiding directly questioning individuals.

So, at the end of the night, their questions were put to Mr. Lauren, Oprah style.

On Tuesday, these questions were put to a spokeswoman for Michael Cardozo, the city's chief lawyer.

The questions were put to rest in 2011 by an astonishing exhibition called "Alexander McQueen Savage Beautyy".

The same questions were put to nine young women training to become health educators.