Sentence examples for begged about from inspiring English sources

Worrying questions are begged: about design quality control, about consumer behaviour, and about the role of education both at school level (training children to acquiesce to bad design) and at university level (training professionals to design unusable products).

"Listen," Mr. Mixner said, "in 1992, what we were begging Bill Clinton about — literally — about whether he was going to say the word 'gay' in his convention speech.

Carla's brother, actually, which begged questions about naming strategy.

But note the empty inflation of "key", begged questions about how "senior" or how "sub-clinical", and the boldness of "showed".

One story was about arrest of a cow for begging; another about a cow that ate some important notices.

It also begs questions about the ability of "great men of history" to make an enduring difference, and about their long-term legacies.

Second, these video clips beg questions about where each SA-7 tube and battery came from.

But it does beg questions about its priorities, its focus and its own understanding of its mission.

Joshua Simons, second-year politics student who investigated how much the university spends on catering It begs questions about priorities.

If we hadn't, that begs questions about the scale of resources inside the Foreign Office to have that capability".

It is a more straightforward – and cheaper – scheme to expand, but begs questions about whether a school becoming an academy is a radical change any more.