Sentence examples for questions built from inspiring English sources

His questions built toward spirited exchanges as he tried to corner Ms. Harris and Kevin Sheekey, another close Bloomberg aide, into conceding wrongdoing by the mayor's campaign.

The doll can answer questions built on data gleaned from previous conversations with the child, such as "what should I be when I grow up?".

The public preview, to be sure, is still very incomplete, and includes questions built right into the text — "I think we are making this too hard," reads one piece of marginalia.

Both teams went directly to the urban slums, asked questions, built a pilot, went back to ask more questions, talked with mentors, received support and worked in collaboration with their university, but most importantly: they didn't give up.

Nevertheless, despite similar reservations, one GP commented that having the two questions built into annual reviews ensured that screening for depression was not forgotten: "there's something there about you working with a template that prompts you to do it…" (Study 1, Group 4, GP).

Ask questions, build a rapport with the right people, and you will find you've already got promising leads into a different direction from your contacts".

This questions builds on the first one.

Kenya mall attack: Questions build as investigators search the rubble.

Listening and asking good questions builds trust and confidence that the customer is going to get exactly what they will need.

Driving questions build on situated interest but without employing seductive details.

These types of questions build on your defense.