Sentence examples for question is inspired from inspiring English sources

Here, the research question is inspired by questioning why an anomaly cannot be explained by the existing theory.

This question is inspired by a recent article about President Obama that reports that, whether shooting pool, reading to children or working to raise his bowling scores, he cannot contain his competitive nature.

His question was inspired by a book he had been given at the age of 10: Natural Wonders Every Child Should Know by Edwin Tenney Brewster.

The answer to that question was inspired in part by Franck's own father, who was abandoned by his mother in 1945, when he was a young boy.

When I told Joe it reminded me of Poulenc he said that the section in question was inspired by Radiohead's OK Computer!

This question was inspired by a piece in the May 1 edition of The New York Times Magazine by Dan Kois that offered a cheerful conformist's take on what in certain circles is sometimes termed slow cinema and that he simply finds boring, the equivalent of eating his "cultural vegetables".

One wonders if the question was inspired, in part, by all the arguing last month when Common, a rapper with some violent lyrics, was invited to a poetry night at the White House: some counter-critics pointed out that George W. Bush had Johnny Cash, who sang about murder (and God and love) over there, too, and gave him a medal — as well he should have.

The technology in question was inspired by work on formal methods: in particular, by the B toolkit.

The question was inspired after my life was changed by a poet.

This week's question was inspired by the gay cruise sex scandal that took place in late March.

Their "essential question" was inspired not by a particular piece at the Guggenheim but by the structure of the museum itself -- the iconic, spiraling edifice designed by Frank Lloyd Wright in 1959.