Sentence examples for questions produced from inspiring English sources

The segment of the debate devoted to personal questions produced few meaningful revelations.

Even so, the Governor's anxious-sounding answers to his questions produced more than enough awkward moments to justify McCain's decision to hold her back for study hall.

Still, it manages to be both a deep and an accessible book, and it answers a lot of the questions produced by natural wonderment.

Every candidate will have to post in words or video his or her answers to the platform questions produced by the Americans Elect delegates.

This paper examines the intonation of English statements and questions produced by Vietnamese speakers at two differing levels of proficiency.

In order to compare questions produced by different question generation teams, Rus et al. (2010) identified five criteria for humans to use in judging the quality of questions: syntactic correctness, ambiguity, relevance, question type, and variety.

In polls about Iran, different questions produce different results.

However, Young is widely credited with reinvigorating the programme, with her warm yet searching questions producing especially captivating editions with Kathy Burke, Mark Gatiss, Betty Driver and Morrissey.

Gallup asked an extensive battery of questions, producing a picture of American Muslims through the prisms of race, gender, class, age and education.

But one part of the speech always elicits the most questions, produces the most angst, and, I believe, provides the most value to the crowd.

If not designed carefully, they can ask the wrong people the wrong questions, producing results that are inaccurate, inconclusive, or at worst, deceptive.