Sentence examples for calling questions from inspiring English sources

She usually refuses to answer questions about her private life, including her family, friends and personal beliefs, sometimes calling questions "stupid" or responding with counterquestions instead.

The information in trees is compiled as machine-readable code, which directs the program at run time by calling questions from a database as the program instantiates one or another node.

He wanted to play with what he calls "questions once reserved for poets and children".

The mayoral campaign of Mark Green began broadcasting a television advertisement yesterday called "Questions".

The other approaches are called Questions Generation (Silver and Cai 1996) and Animal Watch (Arroyo and Woolf 2003).

The current paper reports on the intervention, study design and research methods of a randomized trial (called Questions about Quitting) designed to address some of these questions.

"I fully support Governor Kasich's, I think it's called Question 2 in Ohio.

This year, he released the excellent album "New Energy" and a limited, one-off single called "Question".

It's called Question Time.

I started this week with a post called "Question for Gov. Palin: Who Would Jesus Smear?".

Constituent questions (sometimes called Wh-questions or question word questions) are doubly marked.