Sentence examples for questions familiar from inspiring English sources
Those questions, familiar to any scientist or physician who works with endurance athletes, inspired several recently published studies of the relative risks of marathon running.
Here is one of the easier questions: "FAMILIAR is the opposite of 1) friendly, 2) old, 3) strange, 4) aloof, 5) different".
(What of the "imbalance" between the jihadists and the girls' schools they blow up?) And Updike doesn't choose to answer any of the questions — familiar enough at a sophomore level, as is Annan's affectless remark — that he poses.
He asks the thousands of maddening questions familiar to any adult who has spent much time with a four-year-old ("Why is water wet?") and many that are unanswerable for reasons peculiar to Borne himself ("Am I a person?").
They ask Sama questions familiar to any truth and reconciliation committee: "Must we forget all that has happened?" "Must we apologize?" Sama says the garden will help them find the answers, a response that's a little gauzy, but age-appropriate for the book's intended audience.
Conceptual questions, familiar from peer instruction lectures, are suitable as they are designed to address alternative conceptions and generate vivid discussions (Beatty et al. 2006).
The road to instant imagery began with a question familiar to any parent on vacation: Are we there yet?
Stranded Viola's "What country, friend, is this?" would have been a question familiar to generations of American settlers.
This is the question familiar to anyone who has criticised organisations that view themselves as dedicated to doing good in the world.
East Asian literary tradition has raised the question of the broad and narrow definitions of poetry (a question familiar in the West from Edgar Allan Poe's advocacy of the short poem in his "Poetic Principle" [1850]).
The selection of Mr. Jackson to ask the question familiar of viewers of Capital One ads, "What's in your wallet?" is meant to evoke the provocative wallet scene with Mr. Jackson and Tim Roth in the film "Pulp Fiction".
