Sentence examples for aimed question from inspiring English sources

There are moments in a political campaign when a sharply aimed question can reveal a great deal about the one thing that candidates most want to hide – their character.

Well, if aiming questions wide of the mark is a morbid symptom, then readers, like novels themselves, are taking their time to die.

This was a very intensive period of work during which experts in different fields visited us--such as intellectual property lawyers, biotech managers, and venture capitalists--and we were able to aim questions directly at them.

Our goal is to assist TM researchers in positioning their work more explicitly vis-à-vis current debates in the existing literature and encourage them to think about which approach best fits their research aims, questions, and designs.

Even this project--that aimed to question the legitmacy of the New York Times--was measured in media appearances".

The second question aimed to get at the question of how widely read or viewed each communicator was.

Lofty aims no question, though her immediate interests are more specific.

This study aims to question the provisions specified in the codes for the design of PZs.

The series aims to question assumptions about identity, inspire research into one's heritage and promote global unity.

His award-winning project, XI, developed while he was a student, aims to question the underlying assumptions we might have about technology and fabrication.

Low, taking careful aim, questioned Salter's appetite for warfare and his capabilities as a pilot.