Sentence examples for questions long from inspiring English sources

The interview is short on questions, long on answers.

Others were still asking questions long after he'd gone.

He asked provocative questions long before they had become commonplace, inquiring, for example, about a woman as President in 1937.

As it happens, Mr. Klein and Mr. Golden's bill died; Senator Krueger asked questions long enough to block its passage in both houses.

Were he alive to ask questions, Long would most likely wonder what had taken the league so long to reach 500,000.

It's only two questions long, and the second, asking Cameron if he thinks there is an "overarching" establishment, is answered thus: "I don't think so.

In order to answer these questions, long-term follow-up is required.

Skeptics have also taken to the big screen to investigate milk's health benefits: A 2008 documentary entitled, "Got the Facts on Milk?" questions long-held assumptions about milk's qualities.

To address these questions, long-term measurements of spiking activity over several days from the exact same neuron or population of neurons are required.

Ms. Kaoni's heavy workload is the price she pays for being part of a transition that pits young against old, educated against illiterate, and which questions long-established gender roles.

Within hours, the Facebook thread was 90-questions long; by the end of the week allotted for gathering questions, 120 commenters had offered up 246 unique questions between them – ranging from the silly to the quite serious.