Sentence examples for an original question from inspiring English sources

This is not an original question in Russia.

In fact, we consider the opportunity to pursue an original question to be the most compelling feature of academic scholarship.

Anyway, here's one: As we chatted along, suddenly she asked, "What can you see from where you are right now?" What an original question.

It's not really an original question, is it?" If these startling contrasts and contradictions are what have made O'Connor one of the most remarkable artists of recent times, then maybe her statement on feminism makes a little more sense.

Notwithstanding these limitations, this study has addressed an original question that has not been addressed elsewhere in the literature in a large, very well-characterised RA population, with prospective data collection, thus allowing adjustment for many potential confounders and minimising selection and recall bias or missing values, which are all common problems in retrospective studies.

An Original Question, Please JOSH HARTNETT spent Saturday answering the same questions, over and over.

If there's one thing that can fill a room full of journalists with envy, it's a great, original question.

The album has three proper compositions —  a slinky Revis original ("Question"), a Thelonious Monk tune ("Gallop's Gallop") and a hymn by Keith Jarrett ("Prayer") — but its lifeblood is the uncharted territory, spread across seven tracks that cohere as a whole.

* The left column indicates the question number while the second column provides an abstraction of the original question regarding a specific clinical feature.

In regard to the motivation of people choosing science as a career, your original question insinuated that I didn't know "real" scientists and therefore was in no position to speak to their motivation in choosing the natural sciences as a profession.

52.7% of Hospital patients' relatives and 64.1% Hospice relatives were assessed by the interviewer to have been caused a low level of distress through the modified TOOLKIT interview (an answer of "not at all" of "a little" to the original question).