Sentence examples for and which questions from inspiring English sources

Someone unacquainted with fishing might not have known what to make of it and which questions to ask.

I can't tell you how many well-intentioned people have shared their confusion with me about which pronoun to use and which questions are appropriate.

They also designed a stick figure animated character called Blue to grab viewers' attention, musical cues and a mapping program to help people visualize where traffic was coming from and which questions were attracting the most people.

You need to not only read all the books, but read all the writing about the books; you should know which questions need to be asked, and which questions have been asked too many times.

"Survivors may initially obfuscate the assault or describe it alongside other acts of violence; part of working with survivors is knowing when to listen and which questions to ask.

At each step, the advocate explains what is going to happen and why, what information is confidential and what is not, and which questions the victim does not have to answer.

People can post questions anonymously or identify themselves, and you can pick and choose which questions you want to answer.

Then, you can pick and choose which questions you want to answer and post your responses to your blog.

Today religious fundamentalism that defies the separation of church and state and medieval obscurantism, which questions science and rationality itself, are the defining characteristics of not just Republican voters but many of their representatives in Congress.

The episode, which shows workshops as places where moaning comes ahead of critiquing and in which questions about gender are a minefield, made me grateful I'd chosen journalism school over an MFA program.

Questions are directed to a user's private inbox, where the user can pick and choose which questions to answer.