Sentence examples for questions speak from inspiring English sources

"Think," we are urged by the signs: "Assume responsibility," "Ask questions," "Speak up".

"And be careful to ask the right questions, speak to the neighbors and make sure play areas are far enough away from where the house you are considering is located".

These questions speak to a different era in music, and it is no coincidence that many of the complainants remember the likes of Billy Bragg and Paul Weller creating the Red Wedge tours, uniting music and politics from offices within the Labour party's headquarters.

These questions speak to students' and instructors' view of what it means to understand "difficult ideas," and thus, their perceptions of what it means to actualize OTLs in calculus.

If you have questions, speak to the Summit staff.

If you have questions, speak up and ask or go to the professor's office hours if you are afraid to ask in class.

He answered several questions, speaking English in contrast to Mr. Ackermann, who spoke mostly German.

They answered all of Porter's questions, speaking of Jones in almost reverent tones.

Part of engaging people is asking contemporary questions, speaking in a contemporary idiom.

The local convention and visitors bureau, so good on most wurst questions, speaks less authoritatively on the matter of antecedents.

Blair sat listening to the uproar with a fixed smile, and for the rest of prime minister's questions spoke untypically fast.