Sentence examples for question drives from inspiring English sources

That question drives "33 Variations," the latest play by Moisés Kaufman, which opens on Monday at the Eugene O'Neill Theater.

This reversal of Freud's famous question drives John Krasinski's screen adaptation of David Foster Wallace's 1999 short-story collection "Brief Interviews With Hideous Men" into a blind alley.

The historical details in this short book powerfully ground it in its moment, but a timeless question drives the story: Will the two friends, Joey and Albert, ever see each other again?

That question drives Mr. Steers's movie, and because Igby's rebellion is so angry and inchoate -- getting expelled from any school his furious mother can wangle him into, stealing her credit card for traveling -- it isn't clear until the end whether he's just ruining his life or fighting his way out of a culture he detests.

"What's your number-one tip for giving the best blowjob?" This question drives me insane.

The question drives the method, not the opposite.

Similarly, Unilever has found that its few successful banner campaigns are those in which its message can be the answer to whatever question drove the user to search online.

That question drove the creation of the Hiring Our Heroes Education Tour, a nationwide effort to get our service members thinking early and seriously about their next steps.

Questioning whether the near-deification of Jomo Kenyatta by some Kenyans is warranted; a question driven primarily by the country's paroxysmal evolution and development trajectory -- since independence.

Therefore, as researchers, we focused on the phenomenon, formulated a phenomenological question driven by a sincere curiosity.

A question driven system could upgrade the system to the next step of an intelligent service discovery system, by asking the user a question that was retrieved from the input sentence.