(See section 1.5 on the question of whether this is a distinctive practical question).
We will explore distinctive questions that a life presents at each of several familiar stages: prior to birth, childhood, adulthood, death, and even beyond.
The most distinctive questions raised by Ryan's "personal" request, then, do not have to do with whether a father can have an important job and still see his children as important as that quandary is but with money and politics.
The most distinctive questions raised by Ryan's "personal" request, then, do not have to do with whether a father can have an important job and still see his children — as important as that quandary is — but with money and politics.
The most distinctive questions raised by Ryan's "personal" request, then, do not have to do with whether a father can have an important job and still see his children as important as that quandary is but with money and politics.
These two difficulties will be addressed in what follows by focusing on the distinctive questions that constructivist theories are designed to answer.
This could be the systematic and propositional attempt to define what poetry is, subjecting poetry to philosophical investigation with its distinctive questions and processes of inquiry.
Mixed method research, using both quantitative and qualitative aspects, has the potential to ask contrasting and distinctive questions about the interface between the scientific and social world, and to gain understanding about how the evidence from biological and life sciences can be acted out in the real world of individual beliefs and behaviours.
Schegloff (2007) reinforces the idea of a "known answer" question forming a distinctive three-part sequence type: test question-response-evaluation, with the third turn evaluation revealing the purpose of the initial question to be "answering correctly".
Mr. Keyes is, without question, a distinctive presence in this Republican contest: an unusually evocative speaker, a black Republican and a conservative who stands to the right in a conservative field, an ideological stance that served him well in the Iowa caucuses.
Like existentialism and French personalism, phenomenological realism was a response to German idealism, though it bore a distinctive focus on epistemological questions.
