Sentence examples for a question of method from inspiring English sources

It's principally a question of method.

Another major difference that the contretemps over the elegy presents is a question of method, of the use of different kinds of internal evidence in judging the authorship of a work.

Santiago Gamboa, 37, who lives in Rome and has found success with European readers, tells the story of an investigative journalist caught in a web of violence and corruption in "Losing Is a Question of Method".

Also, in cases where the effect is rather small (i.e., discrimination or difficulty parameters vary only by a very small amount), a question of the method's performance remains unanswered.

Actual use was assessed in response to a question of which methods the woman was currently using or if she was pregnant, planning to use in the near future.

I've loved every second of getting to know this woman with such strong Midwest, Methodist sensibilities, whether it's her beginning a comment with the "discipline of prayer dictates... " or answering a question of mine with "Well, the method of Methodism teaches... " or reminding me of the value of a Sunday worshipping with my wife and children.

Here, too, we can pose a version of the general question of method versus practice: does the practice of using computers fundamentally change scientific method, or merely provide a more efficient means of implementing standard methods?

It is also a question of developing new teaching methods and distance learning.

This opens a question of developing more effective methods for acquiring insights into the strategy of bacteriophage infections.

First, there was the question of method.

"The whole intricate question of method," the British critic Percy Lubbock wrote in his landmark 1921 study "The Craft of Fiction," "I take to be governed by the question of the point of view".