Sentence examples for transmitted the question from inspiring English sources

Miss Keller, taking the stand, was asked by the court clerk: "Do you, Miss Keller, know Miss Thomson, and can you vouch for her character?" Miss Keller was accompanied by an interpreter, Edward A. Richards, former Municipal Court justice, an old friend, who transmitted the question by moving his fingers over her mouth.

The child sitting in the special room is assisted by an intermediary, transmitting the questions forwarded from the main courtroom to the child and the responses of the child are then transmitted back to the courtroom.

One group of parents last year outfitted their children with tiny earpieces, persuaded a teacher to fax them the questions and then transmitted the answers by cellphone.

Researchers needing to use a laboratory's data would send a question to the laboratory, which would supply research services (rather than the raw data) to answer the question and transmit the answer.

Respondents also supported the idea that the informed consent process should be active, voluntary and that it is important to take the time to answer questions, transmit the information, and be available for the patient.

For those children who cannot be safely vaccinated, the presence of an unvaccinated child who might transmit the disease is literally a question of life or death.

His was a clarifying intelligence: he said his talent was asking good questions and transmitting the answers clearly and crisply.

Given that the oral-oral route seems to be the predominant way of transmitting H. pylori, the question is whether doctors who perform gastroscopies, or the nurses who assist them, run an increased risk of infection.

The goal of this question is to transmit the voice of unhappy customers to the top of the company.

Institutionalization theory argues that the process of institutionalization is the main reason for practices or procedures to be continued and transmitted without question and for meanings to be shared without thought or evaluation.

Why the information presumably transmitted to the CIA and NSA did not prompt their chiefs to analyze rigorously the implications and transmit the conclusions to the White House remains the compelling question.