Sentence examples for question to draw from inspiring English sources

Or you could get the audience involved by asking a question to draw them in.

"As a reporter, you have to be a good listener and have the ability to ask the right questions to draw someone out," she said.

I hadn't yet learned to ask flattering questions, to "draw people out," to express sympathy for their pain or encouragement for their pleasures, to exonerate their failings as "normal" or declare their modest successes "triumphs".

The other changes that we made included crafting short open-ended questions to draw students' attention back to the lesson.

Ask better (and often light-hearted) questions to draw their information out.

My job as the coach is to ask the right questions to draw those solutions out of my clients.

When people tell you something about themselves, follow up with open-ended questions to draw them out even more.

Part of active listening isn't just lending your ear, but asking appropriate follow-up questions to draw out more information.

If pharmacists dispensed medications without providing any counselling, the SPs were instructed to pose specific questions to draw the pharmacist's attention to the counselling points that need to be addressed (Table  1).

50 This style of questioning includes essential questions which focus on the central issue, questions to recheck reliability by rewording, throw-away questions which are mostly demographic or designed to build rapport and pace the interview, and probing questions to draw out details and encourage participants to elaborate.

It's important that you have a large bank of questions to draw from, and that you do all the research necessary for the show ahead of time, so you don't get caught unprepared.