Sentence examples for questions deliberately from inspiring English sources

The opposition put questions deliberately crafted with a view to eliciting certain information from Brough.

Julius the lawyer cannot resist picking apart the terms of my questions, deliberately misunderstanding them at times.

At a Pennsylvania campaign rally for Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton, Obama called questions about her husband's birthplace "hurtful, deceitful questions deliberately designed to undermine his presidency, questions that cannot be blamed on others".

I address this question deliberately to men because I am one and can't really speak to the female experience – although I have always felt that women have more effective support groups than men.

Plus, as Prof Ian Begg of the London School of Economics notes, the rebate is deducted before any payment is made, so it is simply wrong – and arguably, given the fuss that has been made about the question, deliberately untruthful – to say Britain "sends the EU £350m a week".

The questions were deliberately neutral and researchers were discouraged from asking leading questions.

The questions are deliberately opaque, so that a question about a claimant's favourite television programme, for example, might be taken as evidence of their ability to sit down and concentrate for regular half-hour periods.

Jaye's questions are deliberately left unanswered by the show's creators and executive producers, Todd Holland, whose directing credits include "The Larry Sanders Show" and "Malcolm in the Middle," and the writer Bryan Fuller ("Star Trek: Voyager," the TV movie "Carrie" and the Showtime series "Dead Like Me").

Because the questions were deliberately left broad, it was difficult for a few of the participants to answer them.

CPOS-COS survey questions were deliberately selected to match the domain definitions of the conceptual model.

Formulating the content of the framework in terms of questions very deliberately 'frames' the discussion about research ethics.