Sentence examples for question expressed from inspiring English sources

Who are these Johnsons?" The woman in question expressed surprise at the allegations.

At Thursday night's presidential debate, President Bush, in response to a question, expressed concerns about President Putin's recent moves to consolidate power.

This arguing on both sides of a question expressed Carneades' attitude of suspending judgment, an attitude characteristic of academic, or antidogmatic, skepticism.

A white middle-aged Boston housewife who, answering a different question, expressed concern about how the people sitting on the back of a bus must feel, added that she was also worried about the people on the front of the bus, mainly because she found it so hard to put herself in their shoes.

The Net-Map tool starts with a well-designed research question, expressed in the form of a final outcome or development objective.

Regarding cross-border teleradiology, 65%% agree that pan-European image distribution and sharing should be allowed under specific regulations; however, a small majority of participants who addressed this topic in the open question expressed the opinion that cross-border teleradiology has no future (3.26 % no versus 2.17 % yes).

Rubio, as he so often does, found a way to embrace two sides of a painful question, expressing both empathy and tough-mindedness.

However, the two sentences in question express different thoughts.

The cells in question express a protein, called Islet 1, which is present in the early stages of fetal heart formation.

For schemes with second-order truncation errors the observed accuracy was also of second order, as it should be, since the schemes in question express in effect the (p, q) approach for which--see [5, 7]--a formal proof of accuracy exists.

An adult then posed an only slightly less farfetched question, expressing his fear fed by sensational articles in Chinese newspapers that GM rice will suppress sperm levels and lead to "subjugation and genocide" in China.