Sentence examples for question captures from inspiring English sources

First, the question captures the state of public opinion today, while the expectations question effectively asks you where you think public opinion is going.

Somehow this open question captures the discordant tone of a book and a persona divided between the baroquely public and the queasily cloacal, seamy details and Dawn's romance-novel locutions.

His question captures how the wealth amassed by elite universities like Princeton through soaring endowments over the past decade has exacerbated the divide between a small group of spectacularly wealthy universities and all others.

While the previous question captures attitudes towards interracial marriages, this question captures the social norms of interracial marriages.

A second question captures the number of employees receiving an hourly wage below €8.500 at that point in time.

By underscoring subjectivity ('you') and emotion ('feel'), the question captures the connotations of identity and attachment which are central to the theoretical belonging concept.

At issue is whether Mr. Moussaoui has the right to question captured Qaeda members held overseas whose testimony may aid in his defense.

But if I had to boil it all down, one big question captured a lot of the issues for me: does size matter?

A separate tally of "arrest-related deaths", conducted by BJS itself, was slightly more accurate for the years in question, capturing 49% of law enforcement homicides, at best, the report found.

The incident in question, captured in a series of pictures by a freelance photographer and published first in Sunday People, a tabloid, took place while the couple ate lunch at Scott's, a Mayfair restaurant.

Waterboarding was one of the interrogation techniques adopted by the CIA and sanctioned by the Justice Department when the agency opened a series of secret overseas prisons to question captured terrorism suspects.