Sentence examples for object of enquiry from inspiring English sources

Finding the research harder to conduct than I had anticipated I felt a crushing loneliness – compounded by the fact that the majority of people I met were not travelling alone – in which I became the object of enquiry to myself.

Boethius begins with an argument against universals as an object of enquiry.

For example, a system network treats its point of origin as its ultimate 'descriptum', i.e., its object of enquiry.

'Point of origin' is a relevant concept, not simply because it is materially the first to appear but because it refers to the sys-net's object of enquiry: it is this 'descriptum' that will be described in every part of a sys-net ushered in by the point of origin.

The point of origin discussed above (section The technique of the system network: some basic concepts) is the object of enquiry, i.e., the descriptum; this is the concern of the ensuing sys-net; and the process of the paradigmatic analysis is implicit in the principles of the theory (for discussion see Matthiessen, in press).

But, even today it appears necessary to stand back and ask two basic questions: the first concerns the relations of culture and situation to language as the object of enquiry in the science of linguistics, and the second concerns the positioning of context in systemic functional linguistic theory.

All or any of the components of burden described earlier (see page 3) may be relevant and appropriate objects of enquiry in burden-of-headache studies.

Yet because memory is studied in many different disciplines, from neurobiology to narrative psychology, there is no obvious unity to either the objects of enquiry or the methods employed.

It is not the reconstruction of artistic intention which forms the object of his enquiry, but the question of what informs the immediacy of an artwork's claim.

For the few criminological studies that have implemented Google Maps and Street View in their research design, online mapping technologies have either been the object of criminological enquiry or have been used as a methodological tool to help researchers reduce costs and overcome particular difficulties in their research.

Regrouped in the corner of the treatment room the two mismatched soul doctors watched as the object of their enquiry juggled her two 'phone calls' for a few more minutes, before turning her attention to a spot in the mid-distance that she pincered apart into a vaporous cynosure.