Sentence examples for greatly questioned from inspiring English sources

Writer and printer Samuel Richardson, enjoying the essays greatly, questioned the publisher as to who wrote the works; only he and a few of Johnson's friends were told of Johnson's authorship.

Mr. Bruno sometimes seemed amused Friday, as when he smiled as Judge Denny Chin posed a question to prosecutors Mr. Bruno appeared to enjoy greatly: "The question is: Why should the government get a second chance?" In the hallway outside the courtroom later, Mr. Bruno did offer his commentary, as he used to in Albany, about how he thought it had gone.

The reported Nothofagus transcriptome sequences represent a unique resource for genetic studies and provide a tool to discover genes of interest and genetic markers that will greatly aid questions involving evolution, ecology, and conservation using genetic and genomic approaches in the genus.

Biden questioned the utilitarian necessity of owning an assault rifle and said a ban could greatly improve public safety and, especially, the safety of police officers.

I suspect (yes, I am speculating) that future poll questions will vary greatly -- by question wording, ordering and framing.

Questions of interest also vary greatly, from generic questions about the number of attractors and their stability in random networks[15] [19] to modeling the detailed dynamics of gene concentrations in particular pathways[20] [22], and to the cellular response such as control of flagellar rotation in bacteria responding to chemotaxis.

"I appreciate greatly all the questions".

This market is one where questions greatly outnumber answers.

I greatly enjoyed the questions and am only sorry that I couldn't answer all.

When intervals between surveys vary so greatly, and where questions are so limited, it is extremely difficult to identify trends, or draw comparisons.

Sutcliff here, as in her later books on Roman Britain that spiral out of The Eagle (The Lantern Bearers and Sword at Sunset, both also wonderful stories) is greatly interested in questions of identity.