Sentence examples for encountered the question from inspiring English sources

Mark Burnett, an impresario of reality television, has surely encountered the question before: How do you make viewers believe what they're seeing?

In using Siri (Apple's voice assistant) and Alexa in her family, Joshi says she's already encountered the question "of whether children should have to show some respect towards these gadgets when talking to them.

They started showing neighborhood residents where the fruit was — this was before foraging had entered the public consciousness — and frequently encountered the question: "Is this edible?" "We'd be like, 'Yeah, it's a peach tree,' " Matias said.

He's been asked about the whole color issue, of course, and encountered the question of whether Skeeter was black (even once entertaining a call from a man writing a dissertation on race in cartoons).

On a visit to Poland last year, I frequently encountered the question: "Is it really impossible for Reagan to run for a third term?" Whatever his record on other issues, Poles are firmly convinced that his willingness to stand up to the Kremlin greatly strengthened their struggle for freedom.

But it is impossible to look at some of them now, particularly the ones of Alice Liddell, the namesake of Carroll's masterpiece, without encountering the question of Dodgson's motives.

If we look around at beings in general from particles to planets, ants to apes it is human beings alone who are able to encounter the question of what it means to be (e.g., in moments of anxiety in which the world can appear meaning-less, more on which later).

When you encounter the question of "how much," you probably think of the force of gravity being determined by a universal gravitational constant, G, and of the "energy of a particle" being determined by its rest mass, such as the mass of an electron, me.

Because of his youth, Mr. Fischer-Dieskau had been in no position to make his own choices in the 1930s and '40s, so he didn't encounter the questions about Nazi ties that hung over many a prominent German artist after the war.

However, when he moved east to pursue that, he encountered the large question of survival.

This behaviour explained the large number of visits that were recorded from section 4 to section 3. When learners encountered the first question of section 4 they had to track the content which contained the answer.