Sentence examples for question point from inspiring English sources
If you can however in response to that question, point outside the room, there, thats what I did start doing in the year 2000 that Ive never done before.
These doubts, and exceptions calling the Fifth Circuit's reading into question, point the Court toward the law of trusts that "serves as ERISA's backdrop". Beck v. PACE Int'l Union, 551 U. S. 96.
All answers to this question point to the consolidation of universities as businesses, driving demand from an ever-increasing student base whose concerns about employability they continuously strive to appease.
Well, despite Tom Holland running off the stage when asked this question point blank, the solution is clear: Spider-Man comes back to life in the upcoming Infinity War sequel Avengers: Endgame.
(The handful of long-term studies looking at this question point to the latter). But the research isn't so messy that clear patterns haven't emerged from it: the vast majority of social scientists agree that spanking can lead to problems in childhood and adulthood and doesn't have any real upsides.
Most answers to this question point to structural, tax and regulation problems.
"Nobody's ever asked me that question point-blank," he said.
Instead, he addressed the decline question point-blank by saying those who suggest "America is in decline, or has seen its global leadership slip away – are either misreading history or engaged in partisan politics". I wonder who this administration talks to.
Sometime in the early eighties, when my wife, Alice, and I and our daughters were about to leave New York for Nova Scotia, where we spent our summers, I was asked this question, point-blank: "Is it true that in Nova Scotia you lock people in your barn and make them watch your home movies?" "You're close," I replied.
Every quiz question points back to Kirkus, sometimes indirectly.
I repeated the question pointing to the second camel.
