Sentence examples for questions to pick from inspiring English sources

Those "superusers" will help cull the thousands of questions to pick the ones put to Mr. Obama.

It's like speed dating by algorithm, even if the method is a little simple at the moment (five questions to pick one film from the Coen's 13-strong oeuvre seems like overkill).

The Bard bequeathed his fans and scholars with tomes and tomes worth of questions to pick apart: Was "The Taming of the Shrew" a patriarchal play, or a criticism of the patriarchy?

Voters weren't asked to name an issue that mattered to them; they were asked, in what is known in polling as a "closed-ended question," to pick one answer out of seven.

Like Vogler, Thompson uses Anscombian 'Why?'-questions to pick out intentional actions.

The Democrats on the committee will doubtlessly use their question time to pick apart the partisan nature of everything the Republicans say.

We decided that a concrete way of addressing these questions would be to pick a simple model relating grid and place cells (e.g. the Fourier summation setup of Solstad et al., and explicitly show that different grid schemes can have different effects).

According to the lawsuit, Mr. Kalman, who referred questions to Mr. Lee, picked the name "because of his personal philosophy, expressed in his films, that it is better to struggle through difficult times in life than to commit suicide".

The only question is whether to pick it up or pay for delivery — but that's another column.

Unless Andy Flower has a rethink and promotes Jonathan Trott to opener, which is unlikely, the question of who to pick remains unanswered.

For Morris, the truth is (as they say) out there; the question is how to pick our way in its direction.