Sentence examples for statements and questions from inspiring English sources

A series of unrelated statements and questions scroll across some hurricane fencing in letters five feet high, garbling and ungarbling as they go.

This international touring exhibition is huge, not only in scale, scope and conception but also as a vast array of important statements and questions.

It's always dangerous to infer too much from Justices' statements and questions during oral arguments, but the hints in today's proceedings suggested that the Court, as a whole, may not be ready to put an end to gerrymandering.

The piece is a series of lyrical statements and questions that Walker asked herself: "I'm not an Other in some eyes / I think / and yet a black woman-artist-philosopher has a / calling card to announce when she has been stumbled upon / injured, ignored by the elite / over whom she strives to soar".

Verbs with imperative endings belonged to the imperative mood (used for commands)—e.g., *H1s-dhí 'be (singular),' *H1és-tu 'let him be.' Verbs with primary endings were marked as non-past (present or future) in tense and indicative in mood e.g., *H1és-ti 'he is.' (Indicative mood signifies objective statements and questions).

Then came the Sunday bombings, and the swagger of this big-belt-buckled town was gone once again, replaced by elliptical statements and questions like one on the sign in front of the Peace Lutheran Church: "If God is for us, who can be against us?" The well-known biblical verse took on new meaning this week.

Her strategy is likely to involve attack ads that highlight Trump's misogynistic and xenophobic statements and question whether his temperament is suitable for commander in chief.

Mr. Moonves, standing at the back of the same ballroom, professed amazement at Mr. Burnett's statements, and questioned whether CBS had ever ordered new editions of "Survivor" as early as January.

There, I not only learned how to analyze financial statements and question transactions, but I also learned how to dress and how to behave in a corporate environment.

Details of the statements and question posed together with a summary of the responses are detailed in Table 4.

4. Prepare and present written opening statements, closing statements, testimony, and questions for a mock trial.