Sentence examples for orchestrated question from inspiring English sources

While a trio of drummers set up a pounding tribal rhythm, the three marimbas provided elusive slivers of melody, trading in a sequence of exquisitely orchestrated question and answers.

There was also a highly misleading series that ran in McClure's Magazine for two years and an unsuccessful lawsuit against her (the so-called "Next Friends Suit" of 1907) that Joseph Pulitzer's New York World newspaper orchestrated to question her mental competence.

Rozman, the BoeFly moderator, wrapped up the formal session and orchestrated a question and answer session.

"They were orchestrating their questions so as to embarrass and demean the prime minister," he said in an interview.

Stamp's original and beautifully orchestrated book raises questions about war and the rituals of remembrance that resonate today.

(Liberal bloggers long expressed suspicions that the Bush White House orchestrated news conference questions in advance, which it did not. On Tuesday, there was no outcry).

Moir did not apologise either, but after the unprecedented public reaction released a disgruntled statement suggesting her piece had been misinterpreted and that the public response to it was orchestrated (which raises the question, was the public response to the Jonathan Ross/Russell Brand episode not orchestrated?).

"People overseas watch these press conferences closely — and I can guarantee that the story they'll walk away with is that it's perfectly appropriate to orchestrate a press question," she said.

The Fed's bailout of Bear, orchestrated by Mr. Geithner, raised questions about the role of the central bank.

Monday, they orchestrated a seamless, starlet-worthy, question-dodging, cab-to-curb handoff of the woman poised to become New York City's next schools chancellor.

Nonetheless, it provided us with insights on how questions could be orchestrated to facilitate the construction of quality arguments.