Sentence examples for engaged questions from inspiring English sources
"It was very noticeable that justices [Sonya] Sotomayor and [Stephen] Breyer seemed to have the most engaged questions for the mutual fund parties, whereas Chief Justice [John] Roberts and Justice [Antonin] Scalia most aggressively questioned the investor parties.
It's quite notable that his campaign engaged questions of race only when it was forced to, around Jeremiah Wright, the pastor -- he was accused of being a follower of this radical black pastor.
It also serves as a reminder of how few contemporary filmmakers engage questions of life and death, God and soul, and risk such questioning without the crutch of an obvious story.
His art, meanwhile, engages questions of what is socially offensive.
They have helped create a climate in which, as the editors write in the festival book, "music scholars are currently more eager to engage questions of cultural history than cultural historians are to think about music".
They'll address community issues from supporting our veterans to responding to natural disasters, and engage questions ranging from employee volunteer programs to effective use of social media.
We have developed two curricular modules to support student learning of bioinformatic skills via investigation of engaging questions in comparative microbial genomics.
This novel, so engaged with questions of aging and nakedness, invites a comparison.
This is a book deeply engaged with questions of novelistic time, whereby it at once enacts and undermines literary convention.
Raban is much engaged with questions of land use, and is no fan of the Microsoft invasion.
