Sentence examples for question produced from inspiring English sources

Her question produced a loud, angry noise from the audience.

Mythical or not, the NYT question produced an intriguing list of runners-up.

The plant in question produced cars for Hudson Motors, which at its peak in 1950 employed more than 25,000 workers in Detroit.

The ultrasound in question, produced by a machine developed by William Tyler of Arizona State University, is of much lower intensity than that used to zap tumours and blood clots, but it seems, in preliminary experiments, to do the job.

Can't you see that this is viewed, at a minimum, as insulting to all Americans, but particularly to black Americans?" The question produced an emphatic response that was classic Gingrich.

Other Muslims suggest the figure is lower, and both my attempts and the efforts of Full Fact to shed light on the question produced a rather semi-skimmed result: Though the statistic apparently comes from French Interior Ministry data, the details on how it was calculated are a little thin on the ground.

Staff are keen but junior, and my one probing question produces, "I am sorry but this is my first week here".

Are there any occasions in your life where everything is so perfect you don't want to write about it?" This question produces the only slightly gruff answer of the day.

This way of answering the "where are all the unicorns?" question produces some interesting and unexpected results, which highlight smaller startup ecosystems.

Such a large question produces so many answers and there really is so little time but--ever interested in helping our readers excel at their myriad academic responsibilities--we hereby begin our seminar on The Art of Teaching.

The best applicant for a job or a loan would then be the individual to whom offering the good in question produces the greatest increase in the firm's expected profit.