Sentence examples for forming a question from inspiring English sources

Indeed, Lipiński (Lipiński 1997) notes that rising intonation is one way of forming a question in Semitic languages in general, including ancient languages such as Babylonian, where the rising tone was indicated in the cuneiform script.

This is also the book that best describes how an Islamic fundamentalist is formed, a question that, he says, the West must understand in its fight against terrorism.

Luckily, those of us in the glorious position of being both dressed and able to form a question have Twitter on our side.

The eight-line opening sentence parallels that of stanza one: this time, though, it will form a question, as will all the ensuing sentences, and the stanza's anguished rhetoric is allowed an extra seven lines.

Sitting at the dinner table with the I Ching and some pennies, I formed a question in my mind: "Is it time to begin investing again?" After casting the coins, the hexagram emerged.

Imagine the first person able to form a question (perhaps one of our hominid ancestors) emerging from a slumber and looking up at the night sky.

"When you're presenting the case and you're trying to form a question, you really want someone that knows exactly what goes on".

So take in all in stride and try to form a question about why such an argument bursts out from something misunderstood.

Mini projects allowed students sufficient time to master particular concepts and skills, such as checking initial data and forming a research question while internalizing the learning.

These selections formed a photosynthesis question base with 80 questions in total.

On the question of forming a government, Brown says he "understands" and respects Nick Clegg's position.