Sentence examples for reference to the questions from inspiring English sources

Nor did he address Mr. Kerry's reference to the questions about whether Mr. Bush showed up for some of his National Guard duties in the 1970's.

Dr. Read said the impact on him was that "I no longer believe that the Gospel can be preached, week after week, in fidelity to the Bible without reference to the questions that are agitating us and are reflected in the daily media".

This difference can be explained with reference to the questions of what sorts of violence are rejected, and who is the recipient or beneficiary of nonviolent concern.

Students were asked to reflect on their feelings of SE, with reference to the questions that they had answered eight times over the study.

Whereas many epistemologists have noted that our epistemic goals are best characterized not as the generation of truths per se, but rather as the generation of significant truths (Kitcher 1993), feminists working from a situated approach recognize that "what is significant?" can only be answered with reference to the questions asked and the interests behind those questions (Anderson 1995b).

This appears to be a reference to the questions about hell raised by some younger Evangelicals, most notably Rob Bell.

With reference to the question of public interest, she wrote: "The picture I often refer back to, in my mind's eye, is that of the little girl, Kim Phuc, running naked and screaming, down that road in Vietnam in 1972, against a backdrop of smoke from a napalm attack by America's ally, the South Vietnamese air force.

But in a reference to the question of traffic and parking, he added, "There is one thing I disagree with.

On pg 4, in reference to the question of time limits to the work experience placements, I went back to the DWP to clarify this further.

Theresa Hoare, by email With reference to the question (Letters, 15 November) about affordable accommodation near Kings Canyon in Australia, try the Kings Canyon Resort kingscanyonresort.com.au which has budget lodge rooms (doubles for A$110£6060) and Quad rooms for A$176).

To show balance, he suggested that the list of winners of the awards was the best-kept secret in America - "with the possible exception of what George W Bush did in the 70s" (a reference to the question the Texas governor is often asked about whether in his youth he had used recreational substances not manufactured by Nike).