Sentence examples for question inspired from inspiring English sources

Related: Our Student Opinion question inspired by Mr. Jobs's life and work, "What Is Your Personal Credo?" Artist, role model, innovator, life-changer.

John Holbo asks a very good question inspired by an in-flight magazine's feel-good piece about Martin Luther King: how did public expression of racism become unacceptable?

I am wondering if you could shed any light, so to speak, on this question, inspired by the brand's longtime tag line.

That's one question inspired by "Courtly Art of the Ancient Maya," a regal and engrossing exhibition at the National Gallery of Art here.

During our time together she had mostly let Troup speak for her, but that question inspired one of her only full sentences of the day.

From the start, the question inspired flights of concision in contest participants: @dnahinga defined Twitter as "Alone Together," while @Wodespain called it "Communicative disease" and @Winooski went with the slightly longer "Crouching Grammar, Hidden Manners".

Now that genomic information is so complex that only computers can make sense of it, to read of gifted but fallible human beings wrestling with this staggeringly fundamental question inspires awe, gratitude and a good helping of nostalgia.

Typically, answering one scientific question inspires deeper and more detailed questions for further research.

Four frequent bloggers asked questions inspired by their online audiences.

The questions inspired by Mr. Blagojevich's trial seem a bit narrow, even if relevant to democratic government.

At other times Ms. Chung will focus on a celebrity's Facebook page and ask questions inspired by it.