Sentence examples for question pushed from inspiring English sources

BEST QUESTIONS I've judged this by the quality of the answer and by how much the question pushed Woods off his pat responses.

Analysts say the current debate revolves around the question pushed to the forefront by the war on terrorism: Which candidate is the better commander in chief?

At the same time, Bayard's uncompromising stance on the money question pushed some Democrats to support Major General Winfield Scott Hancock, who had not been identified with either extreme in the gold-silver debate and had a military record that appealed to Northerners.

SCOTT In a way this question pushes in the opposite direction from the one before, implicitly defending the practice of remaking and sequelizing.

The film, investigating a similar question, pushes its characters to the very limits of their humanity even as it strips them to their human essence.

Rising prices make banks more willing to lend, creating more demand for the assets in question, pushing up prices even further and thereby appearing to ratify the original lending decisions of the banks.

"No one can deny the right to expose this, but any decent human being can question pushing individuals to the brink of despair," Nadine Dorries, a Conservative member of Parliament, wrote in The Independent.

This question pushes some with incompatibilist intuitions to attribute a special causal power to agents — a power of agency, which is not reducible to the effect one event has on another.

The first question pushes you to choose your own destiny -- autonomy in action.

That's when Acosta doubled down on his question, pushing the senator to offer more of an answer on his future plans.

Ms. Nilsson's question pushes a debate that is a disservice to both men and women because it increases the spotlight on the gender gap without posing an actionable starting point.