Sentence examples for asking them to define from inspiring English sources
She and her colleagues began by questioning other gerontologists, surveying 60 of these specialists at seven medical centers and asking them to define what, to them, were the hallmarks of frailty.
The second was to reframe the activity so that it required students to consider alternative perspectives and think more deeply about what they are learning by asking them "to define concepts that somebody who didn't already know the answer would understand".
You can do so by asking them to define a specific term, a specific process, a technique and what not.
He wants what his parents had before anyone ever asked them to define what it is that they have.
When I ask them to define success, there are shades of an article I've brought with me, in which a Polish social psychologist rather sniffily sums up young Poles as "predominantly materialistic hedonists".
Hence, in these cases, communicating with stakeholders to ask them to define their targets and correspondingly, criteria, would not offer much help to the researcher; it could even further complicate things.
If you ever dare to ask them to define what is going between you two, they freak out and start acting nasty.
The American President Woodrow Wilson reported, "I saw Mr. Dmowski and Mr. Paderewski in Washington, and I asked them to define Poland for me, as they understood it, and they presented me with a map in which they claimed a large part of the earth".
As we were interested in participants' perceptions and concepts of physical activity in retirement, we did not provide a specific definition of physical activity but asked them to define physical activity in their own terms.
Mr. Binh was good-humoured and other villagers soon joined in with enthusiasm as he asked them to define local landmarks with bits of paper and sandstones: houses, the Buddhist temple, the school.
M. Binh's manners are good-humoured and villagers soon flock with enthusiasm as he asks them to define other landmarks with bits of paper and sandstones: houses, the Buddhist temple, the school.
