Sentence examples for alive question from inspiring English sources

One patient said that ' most alive' (question 2) led him to talk of his youth, which was not a particularly relevant period to include.

Part of Paterson's job, in presenting poems four centuries old, is to bring alive questions that were urgent in Shakespeare's day but have since lost their force.

After his narrow margins of victory in battleground states like Michigan and Ohio and losses in Southern states kept alive questions about his ability to rally his party behind him, Mr. Romney recorded a sizable victory over his closest rival, Rick Santorum, in Illinois's popular vote.

And given the fact that I am alive, the question of why is as inane as fly droppings on a grape".

More generally, Gillard's opponents continue to keep alive a question of legitimacy about her incumbency because of the way she won her prime ministership some 28 months ago.

While Lord Hutton said his investigation would be limited to the facts leading to Dr. Kelly's death and would not be a "trial conducted between interested parties who have conflicting cases to advance," the hearings will inevitably keep alive the question stirring Britain: whether the government manipulated information to persuade the public that war was necessary.

Adjustments: Because the meaning of the Danish translation of the word ' alive' in question 2 was ambiguous and overly confronting, the tense of the verb was adjusted to mean 'vigorous'(as intended in the English version) instead of 'alive as opposed to dead'.

Instead, I live in a somewhere else that's alive with questions and with questioning, and answers that lead only on to other, different answers.

Felix is alive to questions of language.

The picture itself seems like a smart design-statement, until you look closer and see that the way it's painted is alive with questions.

It was the product of a nation eating itself alive over questions of race.