Sentence examples for posed as a question from inspiring English sources

It is not posed as a question and it doesn't stop there.

We answer a 1982 conjecture of Erdos and Simonovits about the growth of number of k-walks in a graph, which incidentally was posed as a question earlier by Blakley and Dixon in 1966.

Though posed as a question, the title of Gob Squad's latest production might even be perceived as a threat or, for the audience, as something of a gauntlet: this performance lasts four hours without an interval.

"The Watermelon Seed," by Greg Pizzoli, has a juicy premise posed as a question: "Have you ever swallowed a seed?" The fear of swallowing something you're not supposed to has a rich tradition in children's song and literature (flies, bubblegum) and in real life.

It involves an interesting conceit: each chapter title is posed as a question that Lee answers in plain language.

The doctor then refers to the report regarding the increase in fibrosis and the patient (line 13) then presents a gloss of the meaning of the news which is posed as a question.

"He was bawling, right?" Chris Childs said, posing as a question what he already knew because he would have preferred for the camera to have lied.

Each question is posed as a yes/no question, with "yes" answers receiving a score of 1 and "no" answers receiving a score of 0. Statistical analyses were performed using IBM SPSS statistics 20.

Instructor can have students write their answers on a note card to be collected later or posed as a clicker question.

Asia's biggest question, bigger by far than the one about Japan, is whether China's rigidities could eventually break in a similar way.Usually, this is posed as a financial question: will China devalue the yuan?

One of the reasons the 23 June referendum was a fraud is that what was posed as a simple question of "in" or "out" in fact hid a multitude of other decisions.