Sentence examples for returning to questions from inspiring English sources

As the Israeli journalist and author Ari Shavit argues in his new book My Promised Land: The Triumph and Tragedy of Israel, his country has become a less certain place in the last decade, returning to questions Sharon's generation believed had been answered long ago: "Why Israel?

By most measures, Bulgaria appears the most dissatisfied with democracy and nostalgic for Communism of all the former Warsaw Pact members, with Hungary a close second, according to the Pew Global Attitudes Project, which recently surveyed East Europeans by returning to questions it asked in 1991.

Johnson returns to questions of quality order in Part II of Logic, Chapter VII, "The Different Kinds of Magnitude".

Several system features are enabled to promote adherence, including clear prompts, minimal skip outs, ability to return to questions, time and date stamping, and reminder phone calls from study personnel if calls are recorded as missed for one full day.

Respondents were able to return to questions and change their responses at any time until they submitted the questionnaire; at that time it was no longer accessible by that respondent.

It means returning to fundamental questions: What is literature?

That meant returning to some questions that mattered deeply to the ancient Greek moralists.

We will close by returning to the question of Kant's relationship to contemporary cognitive research.

Returning to the question: Does daddy leave lead to gender equality?

Perhaps because she is writing about leaving, she feels comfortable returning to the question of why she never advanced.

Our motive for returning to this question is twofold.