Sentence examples for question we confronted from inspiring English sources

To address this latent question, we confronted kea, an alpine parrot species of New Zealand and known for its behavioural flexibility, with a standard reversal learning paradigm on the touchscreen and a standard reversal learning paradigm with solid objects.

"The question we confront today," wrote Justice Antonin Scalia in an opinion that places him up there with Louis (the right to be let alone) Brandeis, "is what limits there are upon this power of technology to shrink the realm of guaranteed privacy".

He added, "The questions we confronted were 'Is the trade-off worth it?

"Students everywhere are hungry for discussion of the big ethical questions we confront in our everyday lives," Sandel argues.

It occurred to me, as I taught the class, how pertinent aspects of Dewey's work are to the questions we confront in the here-and-now, in mid-November 2012, following a fractious, divisive presidential campaign.

The critical question we must confront is what will rise from the ashes of the 2008 collapse.

However, to actually answer this question, we must confront it with an eye on the past and a vision of what the future could be.

Sometimes this raises deep spiritual questions as we confront the paradox of God's goodness and omnipotence.

Again we confronted our differing research questions and expected outcomes.

"The question is whether we confront them over there, or, increasingly, take the risk of having to confront them over here," he warned, an unarguable strategy proven true on countless occasions, and never moreso through the success of the pursuit of imagined Islamists in Iraq in preventing four Yorkshiremen from blowing themselves up on the London underground.

The tenth right question: How do we confront the national denial and failure of self-reflection that mythologically relegates racism to being a southern phenomenon by which the rest of the country is somehow untainted?