Sentence examples similar to had a question posed from inspiring English sources

During the hearings, Mr. Bloomberg managed to have a question posed on his behalf by Representative John E. Sweeney, an upstate Republican, on the issue of federal financing for New York City.

It might as well have been a question posed to Stemme's director – the same artist who, in act two, set the lovers' exultation on a portion of the ship that looked like an early George Lucas sketch for a Death Star observation deck, and who staged another rendezvous in a cavern of the vessel otherwise dedicated to storing chemical refuse.

So fish fit their ecological niche and thus they have successfully answered a question posed by nature – they have been selected "for" (rather than "against") – and thereby have become "adapted".

A week and a half ago, third-year Detroit Lions cornerback Darius Slay had an unflinching response to a question posed by Carlos Monarrez of the Detroit Free Press.

Hoh told the Post that he had been assigned to research a question posed by Admiral Mike Mullen, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff: Why was the U.S. military running operations in the Korengal valley?

"And you've got to have a central question posed in a good romantic comedy, and then either discussed or debated throughout the film.

"There was a wonderful British analyst, Michael Balint, who was very involved in medical training, and he had a question he liked to pose [to doctors]," Pollens said.

Do you have a question to pose to one of our journalists specifically?

"We've had a lot of questions posed by the press".

But Mr. Jain acknowledged: "There has been a tremendous cultural question posed around the investment bank".

When the party faithful had a chance to pose questions, they did not ask him about abortion or gays — only reporters did that.