Sentence examples for from questions from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit stems from questions about the accounting at Xerox.

— From "Questions About Angels," by Billy Collins, © 1991.

Turning away from questions like these will not work forever.

Which is why she shies away from questions about who was to blame.

Aside from questions of fairness, some scientists have criticized the diversion plan's environmental soundness.

When the books are published, it's hard to get away from questions about Pakistan.

While preservation is partly a matter of aesthetics, it also seems inseparable from questions of identity.

This particular argument stemmed from questions about the health of C. C. Sabathia.

The story is woven as much from questions as from answers, from intangibles as from facts.

Mr Hoppenstedt wants to steer discussions away from questions of structure.

During his leave, he shrank from questions about Iraq because he hated the cavalier ones: "So, did you kill anybody?