Sentence examples for question to express from inspiring English sources

So when we are together, it feels like a relief to be able to ask a blunt question, to express a fear or a hope, to joke about mishaps.

But to answer your question, to express that I think what you do is you just, talk about like, the experience—I don't know, obviously it doesn't feel a specific way to be black or to be a Pacific Islander, but like, the food that you eat; the flavours; the games that you play when you're a kid.

In each section, there was one open question to express opinions and experiences that were not covered by the questionnaire.

That way the child left behind doesn't feel burdened by the image of this lost, perfect baby," says Bryan. "It is so important that these children be allowed to ask questions, to express their feelings".

The post-program survey also included questions on whether senior graduating students had applied to college and about their majors, as well as open-ended qualitative questions to express their opinion.

Interventions physician are more likely to ask open-ended questions, to express empathy, to provide reassurance, and to provide information to patients.

Additionally, the phone call may have offered the opportunity to directly discuss questions, to express reservations and to provide more detailed information on the study which may have led to a higher participation rate than with written study invitations.

All VHWs were trained to interact with respect, to frequently probe for questions, to express empathy with the challenges the mother is facing, and to praise positive changes and behaviors.

He had collected the newspaper articles about his case, glued them on white paper, noting the source at the top of the page and filling the right margin with exclamation points and question marks to express approval or disagreement.

Wasserman is so obsessed with this story that at times he forgets he's supposed to be narrating in the first person, uses breathless sentence fragments and continually interrupts his account with banal rhetorical questions meant to express the moral mysteries of the murder case, not to mention those of his own life and even of the cosmos.

During the interview, women were encouraged to explain their answers to the questions and to express their opinions and thoughts.