Sentence examples for chosen question from inspiring English sources

In 1971, with a perfectly chosen question, Dick Cavett (whose interviews are one of the greatest bodies of work in television history and, for that matter, transcend the medium as a prime historical source as such) elicits, from the sixty-three-year-old Bette Davis, an incisive and illuminating view of the Hollywood of the high-studio era.

Mr. Rove answered his chosen question by courting carefully selected constituencies with poll-tested promises: tax cuts for traditional conservatives; the No Child Left Behind law for suburban moderates; prescription drugs for anxious seniors; open immigration for Hispanics; faith-based programs for evangelicals and Catholics.

Prof Miller and his research partners employed a mix of 31 carefully chosen questions.

Three external survey experts provided feedback on its structure, including the syntax, grammar, and meaning of the chosen questions.

How to choose: Question any organization that allows you and your tour group to go anywhere to "hand out school supplies" or "deliver a book to a child".

We choose questions at random, then read out the corresponding answers.

But they also allow Mr. Holt to keep the debate flexible and choose questions that relate to current news and each candidate's platform.

What if the network deliberately chooses questions calculated to make the Republicans look bad, or, at least, calculated to make the Republicans look worse than the questions posed to the Democrats were calculated to make the Democrats look?

The production team chooses questions which represent the most popular topics.

As I was also correcting the examinations, this allowed me some flexibility in choosing questions that covered the parts of the syllabus that I thought were more important.

For example, choose questions such as "What was the color of your first car?" over "What city were you born in?" 10.