Sentence examples for questions expressed from inspiring English sources

That those kids — the ones who asked questions, expressed interest — would go on to do great things because they "take themselves and you seriously," as he put it.

He thought that the management of the country should be left to a class of rich farmers and professional Parliamentarians, in conjunction with a weak and biddable king, and that this was all the "democracy" anyone needed — provided that the people, in broad form, had a kind of general and respected veto on big questions, expressed, variously, through petitions, prayers, and riots.

Indeed, the first hiatus lays in the technique itself: are we assured that the well thought out questions expressed by the researcher is caught (understood) in the same way by the respondent?

Despite the obtained results, it is relevant to point out that pediatrician's behavior related to asking about caregiver's doubts was positively and moderately associated with questions expressed by the caregiver (r = 0.32; p < 0.01), and also positively and weakly associated with obtaining information from the caregiver (r = 0.18; p = 0.03).

Data analysis included descriptive statistics applied to the closed-ended questions, expressed as means (SD) for continuous variables and frequency (percentages) for categorical variables.

These materials facilitate inquiry, engaging learners in asking questions such as "What happens if I do ____?" "If I do ____ what will happen with ____?" Such questions, expressed overtly or subliminally, facilitate attention, engagement, and learning.

Vera Ms. Wilsonn), startled from sleep, can only mumble questions expressing perplexity and mild consternation before returning to her bedroom to put in her dentures.

An invitation is extended to the needy to join the seder ceremonies, after which the youngest son asks four prescribed questions expressing his surprise at the many departures from usual mealtime procedure.

Some of the qualitative answers to both questions express difficulties of comparing those individual terms.

Given the complexity of a POPCO simulation, the following related questions express natural worries: Can't any result be gerrymandered using a POPCO simulation?

A further point about the findings of such experiments is whether the subjects' answers to the experimenters' questions express their intuitions (Bengson 2013).