Sentence examples for real inquiry from inspiring English sources

The real inquiry here should be the abuse of government's classification of public information for political benefit.

If treated as a point of real inquiry, the question affords an opening, a way of reading and being reached by the work.

Belgium's foreign minister, Didier Reynders, said it was necessary to put pressure on Russia to take part in a real inquiry.

I want to see a real inquiry and I want to see prosecutions and people jailed in the establishment, where we all know it is rife.

That omits to mention the real inquiry by the parliamentary commissioner for standards, Kathryn Hudson, who recommended that Miller should repay £45,000.

There has been no real inquiry, few have been held to account and it is far from certain that the response to any similar incident now would be any better.

There have never been any real inquiries here, any trials.

These systems don't know how to ask questions — real inquiries that reflect a nuanced understanding of what information is known and what information is desired.

In The New York Times Book Review, Daniel Handler wrote that "Pacific" "gives us the wondrous and engaging stuff of real storytelling, of actual inquiry and investigation into the haunting and jokey puzzles of the world".

But Drury gives us the wondrous and engaging stuff of real storytelling, of actual inquiry and investigation into the haunting and jokey puzzles of the world, at a time when so much literature stops short of invoking something larger or spends so much time touting grand themes that it forgets to make something happen.

In the real estate inquiry, the police investigated allegations that he bought a home in an exclusive Jerusalem neighborhood at a steep discount in exchange for favors to the builder.