Sentence examples for a different question of from inspiring English sources

As it is, I'd like to ask a different question of you.

A different question, of course, is whether race was a factor in how people voted, and for a small group of voters — 19percentt — it was, according to surveys of voters leaving the polls.

Is a movie our highest accreditation?... Instead of asking writers this question, you ought to ask a different question of some leading directors: What film would they like to see validated with a major novel?

(This time, he faced a different question of diplomacy: What to do with a goat that was offered up as a gift to the visiting American?) He did not schedule a foreign trip during his third summer in the Senate, so he could spend time in Iowa and other early-voting states.

If they are convicted, you then get the pleasure of trying to go to sleep each night knowing that if you had just done a little bit more, perhaps asked a different question of a witness or spent just a few more hours digging through documents looking for exhibits, the outcome would have been different and the innocent would be free.

"But following this morning's officer-involved shooting and my meeting with Chief Suhr this afternoon, today I have arrived at a different question of how best to move forward".

In elite circles his authority may be fragile, but that is a different question, one of the distribution of power in a dictatorship.

Her comment, Streep said, was part of a "long-winded answer to a different question asked of me by an Egyptian reporter concerning the film from Tunisia, Arab/African culture, and my familiarity with Arab films specifically".

Dr. Crick was perhaps offering an answer in his response to a different question, that of whether he enjoyed his life.

It should be noted that in response to a different question, 75%% of the company car drivers stated that they would be willing to pay for additional safety improvements if they were to purchase a passenger car of their own.

This is a different question from that of asking whether coding mutations are more common in patients than controls.