Sentence examples for questions drew from inspiring English sources

Land usage questions drew applause.

The premiere of NBC's new comedy "100 Questions" drew 2.5 million viewers at 8 30.

They spent four months in India, where the father of the federal artistic relief, who likes to ask questions, drew, and drew out, or sought to draw out, a great many people, among them Nehru, who sat for Mr. Biddle moodily and did not ask to look at his portrait.

Our research questions drew upon these characteristics to explore the adoption decision: 1) What are the physicians' perceptions of the benefits of the CSP? 2) What are the physicians' perceptions of the program's complexity? 3) How compatible is the CSP with the physicians' established practices?

Most involvement paradigms call for two-way information flow, but they offer few specific recommendations for facilitating this, particularly for increasing participation in designing research questions (Drew et al., in press).

But the lawyer was skillful; he calmly asked questions, drawing details out of his client.

Few questions draw more outraged snorts from people in Helmut Kohl's government especially now.

Pupils had one hour to write down their answers on each subject to questions drawn from assigned textbooks.

Pausing before he answered questions, drawing on a State Express 555 cigarette and talking in tones of measured reasonableness, he came across as the thinking man's soldier.

In a second concurrence, Justice Alito, joined by Justice Thomas, proposed an answer to one of those unanswered questions, drawing on the Sosa decision.

On its Web site, it offers a five-question quiz, with questions drawn from the survey — none requiring computations, just an understanding of basic concepts.