Sentence examples for preserve the question from inspiring English sources

"What knowledge can an object preserve?" The question underpins this extraordinary memoir, in which grief drives an intense scrutiny of the spaces (a childhood home) and the "interconnected artifacts" (photographs, knickknacks) that form "a partial record of a more chaotic and expansive reality". Dillon lost his mother as a teen-ager, and his father a few years later.

In a Federal Register notice posted today, the Census Bureau says it received 1361 comments urging it to retain three questions (#21, #22, and #23) relating to marital history and status and 625 comments asking it to preserve the question (#12) about a resident's undergraduate college major.

It would be unreasonable to require a respondent on pain of waiver to object at the certiorari stage not only to the petitioner's failure to preserve the questions actually presented, but also to his failure to preserve any questions fairly included within the questions presented but uncontested earlier.

What, if any, were your "aha" or "wow" moments during your reporting?? NICHOLAS SCHMIDLE: Probably when I heard how the first SEAL into the room bear-hugged the two women standing in front of Bin Laden, assuming that they could be wearing suicide vests, in order to absorb the impact of any blast and to preserve the mission QUESTION FROM GUEST: you believe the "god and country" line?

It allows any entity, group or individual with an interest in a Confederate memorial to seek an injunction to preserve the memorial in question.

The Liberal Democrat leader will ridicule Tory attempts to preserve the traditional family unit, question David Cameron's big society and hit out at wealth and privilege in a speech tomorrow.

"People are suffering," Pedro Malan, the Finance Minister, acknowledged, "but they would suffer more if we did not do whatever it takes to preserve the currency". The unanswered question is whether policies mandated by international markets will spread prosperity or concentrate it.

De Botton is right to raise the question: how to preserve the feeling stirred by some encounter with beauty?

The question is: How to preserve the Chekhov heritage without either embalming or upstaging it?

In each short chapter, Mansfield, the author of "In the Memory House," among other books, explores some aspect of the question of how to preserve the past in a way that invigorates the present.

In this case the state policy in question was to preserve the Republican majority that emerged from the 2010 midterms against any future electoral outcome.