Sentence examples for question invited from inspiring English sources
The twelfth question invited comment on whatever was foremost on the respondents' minds.
For example, the opening question invited participants to explore their understanding of arthritis, followed by a question on the impact of arthritis in their life.
The interview began with a section in which an open question invited the participants to relate their stories from the moment when they first suspected something was wrong with their health.
20 The first open-ended question invited respondents to comment on what they thought the reasons were that they (or other doctors) would not be prepared to answer honestly questions about end-of-life practices (see figure 2).
A three-point multi-choice question invited respondents to rate alcohol problems in their neighbourhood in comparison with 'Glasgow as a whole', with the options provided being 'not as bad' (selected by 46 respondents), 'about the same' (by 77 respondents) and 'worse' (n = 16 respondents).
The question invites some analysis of what we mean by these well-worn words.
The dK1 focus question invites students to display their knowledge, adding a memory prompt from a prior lesson.
Note that an affirmative answer to this question invites the reflection that, if Logic commits one to the existence of any thing or kind of thing, then such existence will be necessitated.
Rirkrit Tiravanija's newest exhibition, Tomorrow is the Question, invites visitors to the Garage Contemporary Art Museum to a game of ping pong, a sampling of Russian dumplings, and the opportunity to make personalized t-shirts.
Free-text questions at the end of the survey ask what patients found good about their cancer care and what could be improved, and a third question invites 'other' comments (box 1).
According to Heritage (2012a), taking an unknowing epistemic stance, such as asking a question, invites an interlocutor to elaborate on a topic and thus has the potential to lead to expansion of an interactional sequence.
