Sentence examples for considering a question from inspiring English sources

These days I wake up most mornings considering a question: Where does creativity come from?

Often, he looked past me, to the leaves of the plane trees outside, when considering a question.

A stammerer in conversation might appear to be considering a question, or perhaps glancing at their watch, but this is a well-rehearsed diversionary tactic.

Why not take the South Koreans at their word when they wave placards bearing the slogan "American troops out of Korea!" In the bowels of the Pentagon and back offices of Capitol Hill, policy makers are once again considering a question that seemed long forgotten: should the United States let South Korea defend itself, and withdraw its 37,000 ground troops?

It's when she speaks – the expressive Geordie accent that can go from warm and lilting when she's seriously considering a question, to soft and silly when she's having a giggle at herself, to acid and disdainful when she feels like it.

SEATED at a rickety table, saltshaker poised above a bowl of delicate chicken-and-ginseng soup, the young Taiwanese woman considered a question: why not use soy sauce?

Afterward, Mardini retired to a side room with a cheese sandwich, and there she considered a question about her favorite stroke.

While Americans choose their next president, let us consider a question more amenable to science: Which candidate's supporters have a better sense of humor?

Asked whether Mr. Putin intended to run for a third term, he said, "Consider a question to anyone in Washington whether Mr. Obama will run for another term".

They argued that the protection of workers as workers was a matter of social policy while the protection of workers, as individuals, outside their employment, could be considered a question of human rights.

On Friday at the New York Public Library, where prominent writers and journalists packed the front rows, the crowd seemed spellbound even while the Norwegian paused for nearly a full minute to consider a question from the novelist Jeffrey Eugenides.