Sentence examples similar to non-aggressive questions from inspiring English sources

"Why do you believe in God?" "What makes you so sure that God is there?" "Why should I believe in God?" These are all questions that a friend might have a unique insight to.[14] Remember to be respectful and ask questions in a curious but non-aggressive manner.

In a very calm and non-aggressive way, I would like you to give me the question.

The evidence that in the MCF10A ductal cells a shift in phenotypic behaviour as a consequence of enforced mitogenic pressure changed the cellular response to βGBP to mimic that of the SKBR3 and BT474 cancer cells, raises the question of whether a shift from a non-aggressive to an aggressive cancer phenotype, as indicated by their in vitro behaviour, would increase vulnerability to βGBP.

Our experimental questions addressed the effects of daily 1-minute counts of non-aggressive thoughts and feelings, and daily distributed series of six 10-second counts of non-aggressive thoughts and feelings on the occurrences of aggressive thoughts and feelings.

Using a cutoff point of 60 on the aggression scale of the CBCL, patients were also categorized into aggressive and non-aggressive subtypes: 28 into the aggressive subtype and 22 into the non-aggressive subtype.

I was non-aggressive the entire time.

You enjoy non-aggressive audience interaction.

At present, doctors can't screen for it, nor can they distinguish between aggressive and non-aggressive prostate cancers.

Why the non-aggressive sonogram is not included in routine screening?

This non-aggressive gesture is traditionally associated with congeniality, humility and vulnerability.

A few weeks ago I was a non-aggressive lifestyle journalist with a penchant for fitness.