Sentence examples for inner question from inspiring English sources

Daubert's insightful point about speech acts is that a question can be realized in two different ways: one can pose an inner question, as when in order to draw some conclusion \ q\) or not-\ q\)—onot-\ q\rs whether \(p\) is the case.

"I hope that [visitors] will leave the exhibition with inner questions about trust: do I trust my own kid to be herself/himself?

I believe nobody can take power away from us, without our permission, and so Rocco, both the man and the film, raised a few inner questions for me, about the world, my femininity and the way I view sexuality -- and sex.

In such a moment, faced with something unrecognized in one's own inner life, questions can arise.

Inspector Montalbano directly addresses, in anguished inner monologue, the question of what it means to be a good policeman in a culture where it can be unwelcome – or even dangerous – to crack a case.

By now you know that, whatever the question, Inner Guidance always delivers the only perfect answer, so why waste time and energy figuring things out?

He will never be drawn into an explicit exploration of his place in this history, or his contribution of "hope", but in answer to his own inner and urgent questions, Heaney knows that poetry must be a private matter.

The moment the potter began his process; all my inner judgments and questions were silenced, and replaced by a quiet awe.

But in the end, who are we to question the inner musings of Lou? Botta: Oh, it's not sacred anymore.

With little to go on, Ms. Marton offers a list of things the traditionally minded Laura Bush will not do, like challenge her husband or question his inner circle of loyalists.

Where the words in question designate inner perceptions, there is no possibility of ostensive definition, no more when uttered today than when uttered ages ago.