Sentence examples for describing the question from inspiring English sources
Mr. Snyder declined to say whether the insurance industry had lobbied against implementation of the 1992 law, finally describing the question as "irrelevant".
"The police think that a suspect they have apprehended knows where and when a bomb is going to go off," she said, describing the question presented in the case.
Labour MP Kelvin Davis, himself Maori, went further, describing the question as "out and out racism" that should be removed from the survey, reported Stuff.co.nz.
Physicians should therefore be urged to use enough terms, describing the question accurately, and should not fear that this will yield too few articles.
Analysis of unanswered questions showed that it was possible to answer a proportion of unanswered questions if queries were reformulated, better describing the question[ 17, 18].
"Such a lively debate," Mr. Argott said happily, describing the question-and-answer session that followed the screening.
As Sandra Wong examined the documents describing the questions her grandfather was asked in the documentary, she read aloud from them.
Describing the questions of his Guggenheim project, Yablo says, "Aboutness is the relation that meaningful items bear to whatever it is that they are on, or of, or that they address or concern.
McQueen praised the debates that the film had inspired, describing the question-and-answer sessions conducted as part of the film's promotion as a "privilege".
