Sentence examples for distinctive questions from inspiring English sources

We will explore distinctive questions that a life presents at each of several familiar stages: prior to birth, childhood, adulthood, death, and even beyond.

The most distinctive questions raised by Ryan's "personal" request, then, do not have to do with whether a father can have an important job and still see his children as important as that quandary is but with money and politics.

The most distinctive questions raised by Ryan's "personal" request, then, do not have to do with whether a father can have an important job and still see his children — as important as that quandary is — but with money and politics.

The most distinctive questions raised by Ryan's "personal" request, then, do not have to do with whether a father can have an important job and still see his children as important as that quandary is but with money and politics.

These two difficulties will be addressed in what follows by focusing on the distinctive questions that constructivist theories are designed to answer.

This could be the systematic and propositional attempt to define what poetry is, subjecting poetry to philosophical investigation with its distinctive questions and processes of inquiry.

Marriage, meaning the institution regulating sex, reproduction, and family life, is a route into classical philosophical issues such as the good and the scope of individual choice, as well as itself raising distinctive philosophical questions.

(See section 1.5 on the question of whether this is a distinctive practical question).

The development of a multimarker approach for ICU use, however, should be distinctive; the question of which biomarkers are the best to use will require further research.

Transfer Students: incoming transfer students have distinctive needs and questions with regard to credit, exemptions, and graduation.

(Graduate Students register for PHIL 253 or FEMGEN 203) Concepts and questions distinctive of feminist and LGBT scholarship and how they shape research: gender, intersectionality, disciplinarity and interdisciplinarity, standpoint, "queering," postmodern critiques, postcolonial critiques.nPrerequisites: Feminist Studies 101 or equivalent with consent of instructor.