Sentence examples for questions indicated from inspiring English sources

Indeed, many students' questions indicated a general support for the idea of private investment accounts.

(Neil Gorsuch, in a somewhat tedious series of questions, indicated that he wanted to write something based on "property rights").

It was not clear if the questions indicated that the jurors had focused their deliberations on narrow issues, or if the requests signaled fundamental disagreements.

Mr. Dearington's questions indicated that he believed Mr. Hayes was indicating that reports dealing with his history of apparent suicide attempts would win him leniency.

Democrats gave Mr. Orszag a supportive reception, but Republicans' questions indicated the administration would get little, if any, support in their party — just as House Republicans voted unanimously against the president's $787 billion economic recovery plan.

Mr. Garbus said the detailed questions indicated that the three judges -- Jon O. Newman, Jose A. Cabrenes and Alvin W. Thompson -- were preparing to write a definitive opinion on the case, rather than limiting themselves to ruling on Judge Kaplan's decision.

Open-ended questions indicate the questioner is interested in listening to the questionee's response.

Spencer declined to answer questions, indicating through a team spokesman that he was too upset to talk.

Jurors' questions indicate they may be weighing the three most serious charges against Cesar Rodriguez, accused of fatally beating his stepdaughter, Nixzmary Brown.

On Tuesday, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, the court's swing justice, asked a host of questions indicating discomfort with the law.

Mr. Ruqai, speaking through an Arabic interpreter, responded briefly to the judge's questions, indicating that he understood his rights.