The phrase "question piece" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific part of a question or a component of a larger inquiry.
Example: "In the discussion, the question piece regarding the ethical implications was particularly thought-provoking."
Alternatives: "question segment" or "inquiry component."
The poem these phrases come from, which is also excerpted in the question piece, is printed in its entirety high on one wall, with the words spaced in accordance with Mr. Pendleton's recitation of it on another CD.
Ideas were bandied about on variations of Jelly's question-and-answer model, while Stone instead decided the question piece of the puzzle was just getting in the way for most people.
It's your standard-issue "question" piece, where the writer asks a question can video games be addictive?—and goes to a variety of experts, be they doctors, industry executives, and whatnot, and tries to ascertain their opinion.
Question by question, piece by piece, ask yourself questions then stitch your answers together until you are able to see the whole picture.
In 2012 I wrestled with this question, piecing together fragments from her various articles, and concluding the following.
Enough demerits, and you put the questioned piece of code in quarantine.
Analysts identify important issues and respond to difficult questions, piecing together information sources that may be incomplete, uncertain, ambiguous, evolving, even conflicting or deceptive.
It's that kind of sixth sense that keeps me on my toes, always looking, asking questions, piecing together the dots and then finding new ways to connect them to find the "what's new".
The question the piece inspired in me was whether America itself is a utopia.
Each question and piece of advice implied the same thing: The trouble was only in our heads.
So suddenly having this intervention from a contemporary artist that makes you question every piece can be quite unnerving, but in a positive way".
