Sentence examples for this question captures from inspiring English sources

While the previous question captures attitudes towards interracial marriages, this question captures the social norms of interracial marriages.

First, the question captures the state of public opinion today, while the expectations question effectively asks you where you think public opinion is going.

By underscoring subjectivity ('you') and emotion ('feel'), the question captures the connotations of identity and attachment which are central to the theoretical belonging concept.

To even pose the question captures the breathtaking distance between the United States as an advocate for stability and security and the menace of Trump's America, feared and distrusted by a world which once looked to it for leadership.

It seems reasonable to assume that the question captures different levels of physical activity, but how accurate the adolescents report hours peer week is unknown.

Somehow this open question captures the discordant tone of a book and a persona divided between the baroquely public and the queasily cloacal, seamy details and Dawn's romance-novel locutions.

Our analyses suggest this was the appropriate way of culturally adapting the question, capturing the same concept.

His question captures how the wealth amassed by elite universities like Princeton through soaring endowments over the past decade has exacerbated the divide between a small group of spectacularly wealthy universities and all others.

A second question captures the number of employees receiving an hourly wage below €8.500 at that point in time.

Short version: He's right that no one poll question captures all of public opinion on an issue like health care, but we get closer to the truth, including some on the same CNN poll the provoked Klein's criticism.

This question first captured the imagination of researchers in the 1970s.