Sentence examples for a wide-ranging question from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blankfein's remarks on Europe were part of a wide-ranging question and answer session at the event held at Chicago Club.
In a wide-ranging question and answer session with journalists, Whittingdale said he did not agree with the view that more Conservative supporters had to work at the BBC.
This is a wide-ranging question, and one that can't be adequately addressed here.
In a wide-ranging question-and-answer session, which seemed tailored to boost his ratings in an election campaign, Medvedev said Putin, 57, was his close ally.
During a wide-ranging question-and-answer session with Mariella Frostrup, the TV and radio presenter, at the Labour party conference in Bournemouth, Mr Brown said: "Whenever there is a loophole that shouldn't exist we take action.
In a wide-ranging question-and-answer session that lasted the better part of two hours, Snowden also rejected the premise of a question at the debate as to whether he was a hero or traitor.
"I made it clear for weeks that if either the House or Senate version of this bill comes to my desk, I will veto it," Bush said during at a wide-ranging question-and-answer session in the Rose Garden on the White House grounds.
The mayor made the comments about livery cabs during a wide-ranging question-and-answer session at the Seward Park Library on the Lower East Side, where he announced that the city's libraries would be giving children and teenagers an amnesty period, through Oct. 31, to return overdue books without paying fines.
On our cover this week, she reviews "The Art of Cruelty," by Maggie Nelson, a wide-ranging inquiry into the aesthetic and ethical questions raised by images of brutality in our culture.
The conference was a pioneering effort to address the wide-ranging question of reparations and to advocate for joint action across historical and geographical spheres.
Which is why a bemused Yank – VICE's US weekend editor, Zach Sokol – sent me a series of wide-ranging questions in an attempt to make sense of the whole sorry mess.
