Sentence examples for questions quote from inspiring English sources

Attendees can ask questions, quote and connect with speakers, provide instant feedback and maintain connections afterwards.

This morning, the company announced one way it plans to differentiate its offering from Apple's News: it will now enable magazine creators to add more of their own voice to their publications by allowing them to share thoughts and opinions on the news they're sharing, as well as ask questions, quote text, customize their magazine with links or their own personal photos, and more.

The constitutionality of Section 5 itself was not at issue in the case, but the opinion said its "intrusion on state sovereignty" raises "serious constitutional questions," quoting in part from a 2009 decision.

This question is really the most essentially philosophical of all questions" (quoted in Slater 1994, 67).

Thomas comments that "She was full of unwise intellect, asking and re-asking stupid questions" (quoted in Packe 1954, 315).

In that speech, Bush raised some questions quoted from American peoples, including who attacked the US and why; and how Americans can punish them.

Even Emma Bovary hears "That is the question" quoted, in English, during her romantic agony.

A Hamas man interviewed on this question quoted a verse in the Koran that one should not throw himself into death in vain.

The article in question quoted comments by Pope Paul VI in 1978 as background colour, though the main report covered more recent remarks made by the current pope, Pope Francis.

Marilynne Robinson, who sat on the committee too, joined the conversation with a polite yet firm rebuttal to the scholar's question, quoting aptly John Donne: "All things that are, are equally removed from being nothing".

A week after the stories first appeared, the highly respected Catholic News Service also raised that question, quoting "a senior Vatican official close to the pope" as saying that after seeing the movie, the pope "made no comment.