Sentence examples for making the question from inspiring English sources

There was no evidence that Mr. Hooks knew the victim, making the question of motive vague.

He felt the same way about his age, because his latest artificial hip was only two years old, making the question, in his view, meaningless.

The recession might have cut deeper in Europe, making the question of new jobs even more crucial, but the attitude there is much cooler toward Amazon and its high-tech ways.

If insurance companies saw numbers reflecting similar outcomes with less costly interventions, that might affect their coverage as well, making the question of laboring longer more complicated than it appears.

"But what is nine-thirty to eleven?" He then granted that federal law technically supersedes the municipal code, making the question moot except as a matter of philosophical inquiry.

Although Barney spends a lot of time with performers, making the question of staging spontaneity more explicit than usual, her best pictures seem to catch her subjects slightly off guard.

We ended up making the questions as objective as possible.

Let's make the question even simpler.

First, don't make the question about you.

Second, don't make the question about you.

Third, don't make the question about you.