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A garden of 30 landscaped acres in Scotland is designed to inspire questions in visitors -- about, say, DNA, atoms and the Big Bang.

A reprise of an installation called "Personnes" that was shown at the Grand Palais in Paris in January, "No Man's Land," which was commissioned by the Armory, aims to inspire questions like "Why did my mother die?" and "Why am I still here?" Its large-scale exercise in futility ultimately points to a single fact, Mr. Boltanski suggested during a recent tour of the drill hall.

Field trips engage the senses, bring curriculum concepts to life, and inspire questions about the ancient cultures.

But whereas soft or large items inspire questions in minds of an abstract bent, and the perception of examples of justice or self-control presupposes moral development, beautiful things strike everyone.

The wonders of the world around them always inspire questions like, "Why is the grass green?," "Where do bugs live?," "How far is the moon?"--and that's just the tip of the iceberg.

But you asked a far more complex question, one that haunts nearly everyone I know involved with environmental stewardship, "How do I get people to care as much as I do?" Inspired questions lead to inspired answers.

The book also inspires questions about our attitude towards curiosity.

But among the passengers, his decision inspired questions, and even complaints.

Chaim Soutine's painting "Deux Enfants sur la Route de Chartres," inspires questions: Who are these children?

Professor Smith asserted, "The choice of Rushdie as speaker inspires questions, invites challenges and embodies larger issues…." That's precisely the problem.