Sentence examples for direct inquiry from inspiring English sources

Nowness is not simply newness, or the new: the question Twitter used to ask of users when they went to compose a tweet, "What's happening?" is a direct inquiry about the state of now.

On this account, Zou Yan's interests included both the "classical" learning of the Masters traditions and direct inquiry into natural phenomena, large and small.

I am outraged that during all this time NIH has been completely silent--the only information I have received has been when I have made a direct inquiry.

As is evident from the foregoing discussion, one can find in feminist philosophy avenues of thought that direct inquiry away from the worlds of art and to the presence of aesthetic features in lived experience.

Since men often suppress overt expression of depressed mood in conformity with cultural norms, a clinician assessing depression in men must carefully balance direct inquiry into traditional symptoms associated with depression with sensitivity to the ways in which men conceal depressive symptoms.

For example, the College of Arts and Sciences at Georgia State University has even built a direct inquiry page.

As at a surrealist country club, after several nights of these boozy fetes you still have no idea what these people do in the real world, and it's considered bad form, after all, to make such direct inquiries.

The company in the past experimented with a Quora or Yahoo Answers-like service called Google Answers, where researchers were paid to answer direct inquiries.

Police now direct inquiries about the Martin investigation to the state prosecutor"s office, which declined to comment.

In the sample, we found 1,972 (4.93%) comments were direct inquiries, and brands had responded to just 13.54% of these at the time of audit.

Personal data of the participants was neither requested nor saved if acquired by chance (direct inquiries by participants).