Sentence examples for questions that point from inspiring English sources

Various medical examiners have made their supposed kratom deaths out to be clear-cut, but the details of those cases leave unanswered questions that point to a need for further transparency on the issue.

Rather, they are questions that point to an awareness that we make our own meaning, and that some of the activities, identity components, and life structures we utilize to provide this meaning, "role...status, sex...power, size, beauty," may not be particularly healthy, spiritual, or even real.

Questions that point at what's been sitting under the surface of the mind stimulating distraction.

As Catholics become more liberal on such questions, that points to looming American-style "culture wars".What is causing the shift to Protestantism? Academics have several hypotheses.

It's a question that Point of Honor seems entirely unwilling or unable to answer in its first hour.

Adam Rutherford tweeted angrily last night at a supporter of Stroud's "Does homeless work make homophobia all right?" This is a rhetorical question that points at a much more difficult one.

During the press conference after the race, both he and Felipe Massa — who finished the race in second in the other Ferrari in his first podium for two years — responded with good humor to a question that pointed out that neither of them had yet signed a contract for next season.

(It's hard to imagine the insult stinging in industries such as technology or aerospace, where no one questions that the point is to sell stuff).

From this list, we generated a list of specific questions that address each point.

Once the mock meeting is complete, the class should discuss any large questions that remain, including points of fact.

"There's no question that Willets Point has to be cleaned up and the businesses have to be relocated for that to happen," said Andrew Brent, a spokesman for Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.