Sentence examples for question held from inspiring English sources

The most popular answer to the question, held by ordinary Chinese and film experts alike, is: "Too few good films.

Because, the lawyers said, the patent in question, held by Boston Scientific, claimed that the coating did not cause clots.

Inscriptions, above all from Persian-occupied Anatolia in the 4th century, show that the cities in question held tribal meetings, enjoyed a measure of control over their own citizen intake, levied city taxes (subject to Persia's overriding tribute demands), and did indeed operate a system of intercity arbitration.

While the committee meeting in question, held last Wednesday, was described as convened to float ideas rather than commit to definite proposals, the briefings and counter-briefings – Treasury sources said the idea of a row was "nonsense" – hints at potentially significant tensions within the government over how to proceed.

This song turns into one of the happiest jams of the night until ending in the same unique pause which ends so many of their songs, as if the final statement is never made, but implies the song is more of a question, held open at the end, waiting for more.

Each question held finer detail.

The third question holds the key to the first two.

"But I question holding assets denominated in a depreciating dollar.

Change the "he" to "it" and the question holds true for the Hotel Astor, the old Pennsylvania Station, the Automat.

That apparently simple question holds the key to understanding why the euro zone may splinter and bring a new financial crisis.

Pearl Montana Exploration and Production — the Canadian company in question — holds three leases that date from 2003 and were exempted from the 2006 agreement.