If anything, the book enchants readers who might not entirely grasp its concepts with the delight in not knowing; the realization that even the most know-it-all kids do not, in fact, have all the answers and that certain questions are worth asking.
If you find that certain questions are consistently being skipped, then those questions may need to be reworded for clarity.
The software which powers the question generator learns from your responses - so you can tell the system that certain questions don't make sense.
Mr. Moussa said he is still not sure why, but said Mr. Hussein "was perhaps under the wrong impression that certain questions would be raised".
Their homes are haunted by alcoholism and violence, but Gram takes a simple, affectionate, responsibility for them — though it's almost inevitable that certain questions, if not the answers, will push their ugly way to the surface sooner or later.
Yet, as Cavell also notes, philosophical authors have more than one way to go about their business, and Thoreau like Descartes in the Meditations begins his argument by accounting for how he has come to believe that certain questions need to be addressed.
Charlie Hebdo argues that when speech is so policed that certain questions become taboo the most effective response is provocative satire.
In order to be truthful, we must acknowledge that certain questions, like the origins of the first living cells, currently have no credible scientific answer.
Or, how many times does the talking head say, "according to X organization" without any further substantiation for what is being presented, much less offer an opposing source or suggest that certain questions remain on the matter.
Are there indications that certain questions are unclear or dispensable?
