Sentence examples for questions resolve from inspiring English sources

You can't, of course; but when you filter almost all things through the specificities of character, many questions resolve themselves, almost miraculously.

When your friend produces a novel, you ask yourself, "But what if I don't like it?" When you yourself begin writing, you ask, "What if my friends don't like it?" And — more painful still — "What if I don't like it?" In time, the questions resolve into a useful definition of friendship: you know you're really fond of somebody when his or her books make you almost as nervous as your own.

Research assistants were present to answer questions, resolve technical problems and ensure that children replied independently from each other.

In addition, American officials are pressing North Korea to take steps to alleviate concerns held by Japan, which wants questions resolved about North Korea's abductions of Japanese citizens.

With such questions resolved, it is possible to make accurate predictions about the beard of Stephen Colbert and, in fact, all beards in the known universe.

To guide students in answering questions, resolving conflicts in discussions, and arguing with each other requires that teachers are well equipped with scientific content knowledge.

Today, we want finality fast and questions resolved at 4G speed.

In the third and final round, investigators coded the remaining questions resolving disagreements by consensus.

Available interventions need to be tailored to fragile developing country health systems and their users, and scientific questions resolved to facilitate eventual implementation.

I think we can safely declare this question resolved.

On the way, an old question resolved itself.