Sentence examples for question I called from inspiring English sources

To help answer that question, I called three figures who have written openly about their own crises of faith.

To help answer this question I called Maryanne Wolf, a professor of child development at Tufts University and the author of "Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain".

To answer that question, I called two of the most (justifiably) paranoid people I know, Jeremiah Grossman and Paul Kocher, to find out how they keep their information safe.

To answer that question, I called up Anthony Franciosi, a budding entrepreneur who moved to Colorado from New Jersey when he was 18 to become a marijuana farmer.

To answer that question, I called up Anthony Franciosi, the budding entrepreneur behind the Honest Marijuana Company, who moved to Colorado from New Jersey when he was 18 to become a marijuana farmer.

Armed with this new information — with these new questions — I called my doctor.

For answers to those questions, I called up Mark Galeotti, senior non-resident Fellow at UMV, the Institute of International Relations in Prague.

To sort through those questions, I called up Jason Brennan, a philosopher and professor at Georgetown University who wrote a book called The Ethics of Voting.

In an attempt to answer at least some of those questions, I called up Jason McDaniel, a political scientist at San Francisco State University.

The closest I have come is setting my hair on fire while lighting a joint, so in order to answer these questions I called up my friend Horst in Germany, who is painfully experienced in the matter.

To answer some of these questions, I called up Christian Reeves, a tax consultant who works at Premiere Offshore a planning company that, as its name suggests, helps clients set up offshore assets.