Sentence examples for that is questions from inspiring English sources
That is, questions like: what kind of life does our country give the average guy?
In poorer black families, for example, children are rarely asked "known-answer questions" — that is, questions where the parents already know the right answer.
Žižek stands in this same continental tradition (as well as against it, but, hey, that's his job) of asking ontological questions – that is, questions about being as an abstraction – rather than trying to find out through supposedly scientific methods what human nature actually is.
Starting from the problem of the existence of abstract entities, Carnap distinguished internal questions, that is, questions that can arise and be answered within a particular logico-linguistic framework, from external questions, that is, meta-level questions about which framework to prefer.
Interviews were semistructured, that is, questions were predefined, but interviewees were allowed to raise other relevant issues not covered by the interview schedule.
We use this Japanese version questionnaire and added some questions, that is, questions about a work history of toner-handling work, handling of organic compounds in this year, and a medical history in this year and administered.
According to Shakespeare, that is the question.
Ibn Ezra evinces little interest in the metaphysics of the theologians that is, questions of divine attributes, substance and accident, and so forth.
But that is being questioned now".
