Sentence examples for question badly from inspiring English sources

After all, the officer might have simply handled her question badly.

Who desires peace while such an institution as slavery exists among us?" But this question badly divided Union soldiers, especially during the six or eight months surrounding Lincoln's issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation.

STERLING -- The question is badly put.

The question is badly worded because some programs for first-generation college students distinguish between "no college," "some college, no degree," receipt of an associate's degree and receipt of a bachelor's degree.

Yet the question is badly posed if it is framed within received concepts of 'theology' and 'materialism' (the paradox becomes self-sustaining), since it was Benjamin's aim radically to rethink the meaning of these ideas, on the basis of a new philosophy of historical time.

Easy question: I badly need a time suspender to make good moments last forever.

For example, during your path to success, people will often question how badly you want something and test your worth to see if you truly deserve something.

And here's a rare point of agreement: about two-thirds of both groups agree that the government has "gone too far in regulating business and interfering with the free enterprise system" (though the question is badly worded-few would agree that "interfering" is a good thing to do; ask about regulating the banks and see what you get).

Figure out why you want to go to the church in question so badly.

The amount of wait time necessary to remove the rust depends on the item in question, how badly it is rusted, and how well the store bought product works.

He said two questions were "badly worded" and promised to fight to get his score changed.