Sentence examples for restated the question from inspiring English sources

The contemporary prostitution debate might appear to have moved on from the kinds of concerns moral reformers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries expressed, but it has only slightly restated the question from, What do we do about prostitution?

He found acceptable answers were full of spelling and grammatical errors, conceptual misunderstanding, and often simply restated the question.

It enables itself to restate the question posed at the beginning – what constitutes a fit parent?

DR. KAUFFMANN: May I restate the question which apparently did not come through properly?

Many students are taught to restate the question to help guide their writing, but now, with machines scoring their work, that can result in a score of zero.

Before I give the solution, I'll restate the question: There are five houses with the outside walls painted in five different ways.

He goes on in true Supreme Court style to restate the question at hand about benevolent compassion and to address it: "But assuming the premise, is it redundancy to attribute to a noun a quality that it always possesses?" Scalia's opinion: "Surely not.

Let us restate the question.

So weirdly, I'll sum up by restating the question posed by the director of VoteLeaveUK: What does liberation mean?

His handlers murmured quietly in the background while the senator and I faced off for about three minutes over whether I'd restate the question.

Austin complied by restating the question: "Do African American intellectuals have special responsibilities to address the crisis of the American inner cities?" she said.