Sentence examples for introduce questions from inspiring English sources

And some passages that introduce questions might be set on a farm but are so imaginary that the setting is irrelevant, like a question from the fourth-grade English test this year about a cow chatting with a swan and a fox at a bus stop.

Frequently banned films may introduce questions of authenticity as fans question whether they have seen a truly uncensored cut.

Introduce questions about memory functioning in scheduled visits and routine health checks and investigations for people identified as potentially at risk.

Each new scene of the crime's aftermath introduces questions that are gradually answered by the scenes of planning and rehearsal.

It takes us to uncomfortable places, shows us people who are not like us, introduces questions we might rather not confront.

The internet, which Borges did not live to see but certainly imagined, has introduced questions over intellectual property that most guardians of privately owned culture still refuse to acknowledge.

"New York has a way of introducing questions and solving them," said the Rev. Thomas Lynch, a professor of history at St . Josephs Seminary, standing under the intense, luminous eyes of Archbishop Hughes's portrait.

This introduced questions such as whether the digital platform would be based on open or proprietary standards, and how easily the interface could be customized by users.

Although this approach appears to capture more accurately the complexity of ancient tribe-state interactions, it also introduces questions about the very categories we use to describe pastoral nomadic tribes.

MOBA's accompanying caption introduces questions and observations: "Can the swirling steam melt away the huge weight of George's corporate responsibilities?

The HAQ-DI introduced questions related to functional abilities over the past week.