Sentence examples for the theme of asking from inspiring English sources

It, and all variations on the theme of asking what the Founders really meant, may be diverting for Constitutional scholars -- but it's mostly a boondoggle for the rest of us.

Struggling slightly to speak to the theme of the event, Crabb asks: what is the etiquette about writing about real people?

Is that not the theme of the week?" the judge asks, flourishing a copy of the Times from behind the bench and wielding a gavel he refers to as his "little hammer".

The theme of this month's competition asks you to capture the essence of their day-to-day lives with originality and creativity.

The theme of embarrassment was not specifically asked about in the interview but came across as the major issue for the women in this study.

"They were hung up on the concept of 'revenge' — the theme of the issue — and they kept asking whether this was our way of taking revenge for the Danish cartoons of Muhammad, from a few years back," Baki said.

Wolitzer's enveloping novel offers a fresh take on the theme of self-invention, with a heroine who asks herself whether the ambitious men and women in her circle have inaccurately defined success.

Cheering from the sideline would fit the theme of his season, but, he was asked, what was he hoping for?

Deep into the interview, I ask about the theme of adoption in her latest novel and whether this was a self- conscious nod at 18th-century fiction.

"First, raise the black man and woman from a state of economic, political, spiritual, mental, moral and social death," he says, when asked about the theme of his week-long trip to Los Angeles.

The theme of the present article is to ask how a reader's experience and perception of a scientific article might be enhanced or simply altered by adopting new forms of presentation.