Sentence examples for question is prompted from inspiring English sources

The question is prompted by Degas and the Ballet: Picturing Movement, the exhibition at the Royal Academy in London.

The question is prompted by Gov. George E. Pataki's welcome proposal to soften the state's Rockefeller-era drug laws.

This question is prompted by Linda Fairstein's 14th crime novel, "Night Watch," an intricate police procedural about a headline rape case.

The question is prompted by the Press Association's revelation, via a freedom of information request, that 31% of the loans distributed by the government-backed startup loan scheme have been written off or are in arrears.

That rhetorical question is prompted as much by the book on his recent journey through America by Bernard-Henri Lévy (B.H.L., as we call him here) as it is by Keillor's review.

The question is prompted by the meticulously described upper-class ceremonials in The Remains of the Day, the constant tea-making of A Pale View of Hills, the grand 1930s hotels in When We Were Orphans.

His question was prompted by a warning last week from Darling about the scale of the cuts.

The question was prompted by much of the food and service on that deck.

Paul Schur, a spokesman for the network, dismissed the suggestion that Mr. Hume's question was prompted by anyone.

The question was prompted by the final accounting of a movie year that, The Los Angeles Times reported, had the biggest decline in admissions in more than a decade.

What the country needed to find out, they said, was, "What did President Bush know, and when did he know it?" The question was prompted by a disclosure that the Central Intelligence Agency told the president last August, well before the Sept. 11 terror attacks carried out by Osama bin Laden's henchmen, that Mr. bin Laden might try to hijack airplanes.