Sentence examples for question loaded from inspiring English sources

"Why are you going to beat the Patriots?" another reporter asked, the question loaded with presumption.

It's a terrible and brave question, loaded as it is with the comprehension of having fatally misunderstood something, but what?

It certainly doesn't broach the touchy question – loaded with the old cultural-imperialism chestnut – of exactly what level of dominance Hollywood enjoys worldwide.

In fact, you don't have to be deep into conspiracy theories to feel that whoever was able to frame that referendum question loaded the dice right from the start.

Asked whether there were "underlying character issues that you believe are serious enough to deny Senator Kerry the job as commander-in-chief", the president called the question "loaded", talked of Mr Kerry's service to his country and said he was "a great dad".

A group of American college students doing their semester long immersion into the reality of Central America once asked Father Rogelio: "When you first came to El Salvador, how long were you originally going to stay?" That question, loaded with the cultural baggage of living in an unattached and de-rooted society, brought a surprising answer to the group of students.

Mr. Stover called the survey questions loaded and noted that less than 20percentt of doctors who received the survey had responded to it.

In our sample these questions loaded on to a single component in a principal components analysis of eight questions from the original scale (21) This measure was previously linked to depression in our study (21).

For both BHS and LHS the bifactor analyses supported the assumption of a strong general factor, with all questions loading highly on the general factor.

In addition, we evaluated the reliability of the questions loading onto each component with Cronbach's Alpha test of internal consistency.

A further four questions had to be removed because of cross-loadings ('I felt that the staff were in control'; 'The staff seemed calm throughout'), low-loadings ('The staff did not panic') or because it was the only question loading on a factor ('Each member of staff introduced themselves').