Sentence examples for question reinforced from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: As a pediatrician and the mother of a 16-year-old daughter, I found that "The Sleepover Question" reinforced what I have found to be true in my practice and personal experience.

In the US, Taylor's manager, Lou DiBella, famously asked: "Who the froch is Froch?" before the 25 April contest was made, a question reinforced by Taylor himself: "When I say to people in the States I am fighting Carl Froch they say, 'Who?' It's kinda embarrassing".

More insidiously, this question reinforced an undesirable schooling practice of many students—searching a source to find an appropriate equation and variable matching.

Therefore both the word fragment completion and comprehension question reinforced the intended emotional valence of the scenario.

The answer to this question reinforces the lesson about the dangers of questioning the campus's loudest voices.

He says the nature of the question reinforces the point.

The question reinforces the message that L.G.B.T. people are valued here.

Findings offer insight into long-standing scientific question; reinforce use of fMRI for studies of brain activity.

In the case of supplementary oxygen, failure to ask the right question reinforces complacency about its use in patients who may have regional hypoxia or ischemia but are not hypoxemic.

Answering those questions reinforced my determination to live a health-promoting life, which includes a diet rich in vegetables and fruits and whole grains, the use of olive and canola oils in place of saturated fats like butter and hydrogenated vegetable oils (found mainly in processed foods) and moderate amounts of animal protein, including some lean red meat but also lots of fish.

The accuracy of ecosystem attribution can thus be questioned, reinforced by the fact that this information is absent for a large proportion of accessions.