Sentence examples for question which got from inspiring English sources
Oddly, it was a question which got the loudest applause.
On the second day of the conference, as the Task Force began to discuss its recommendations, Schweickart addressed Richard Binzel: "So your question, which got me thinking half the night, was 'How do we get the most precise orbits?' Because getting precision on these things turns out to be more important than finding more of them".
Psychoanalysts and other therapists have argued for years about this question, which gets to the heart of how therapy works (when it does) to relieve psychological distress.
These days, they are mentioned in international political and economic discussions, but one often has the impression that their problems are brought up as an afterthought, a question which gets added almost out of duty or in a tangential way, if not treated merely as collateral damage.
A packed audience provided many stimulating questions which got some pretty good replies from Diane Abbott, Christian Wolmar, David Lammy, Sadiq Khan, Gareth Thomas and, standing in for Tessa Jowell who had a prior engagement elsewhere, Andrew Dismore AM.
Julia asked some very good questions, which got Ms. Steele talking very eloquently about the most interesting thing of all: her process as an artist.
"It became a question of which got to the ship first — the fire to set off the rest of her explosives or water to sink her".
We also reached into the The Question Bucket, which got us thinking about why people give you looks for using handhelds in public, and if VR could cause another "violent game" scare.
4.09am BST Here are the specific questions to Abbott which got up his nose.
The Prime Minister then had to deal with a six-part question of his own, which got him embroiled in his own domestic problems, particularly the Conservative Party's internal splits on Europe.
At the 2016 Simmons Leadership Conference, I spoke on a panel and during the Q&A portion which got a question that had that effect on me.
