Sentence examples for viewpoint questions from inspiring English sources

Indeed, he frequently interacts with the subjects, asking them viewpoint questions designed to provoke a reaction.

An alternative viewpoint questions the validity of aesthetic universals, and instead points to the clear and important role of culture in aesthetic evaluation.

We assessed school personnel's attitude towards several tobacco control policies by asking different viewpoint questions, each of which had categorical response options of 'Yes' or 'No'.

The viewpoint questions the efficacy of our strategy by claiming that 'milk proteins are expressed in the gland with every oestrus cycle' [ 1] but fails to indicate that α-lactalbumin is not one of these milk proteins, because its expression in mice occurs only during late stages of gestation and reaches maximal expression only upon lactation [ 3].

Ask viewpoint questions of them such as, what do you think? or how do you feel about?.

From the same realistic viewpoint, he questions the relevance of the legal issues: to a Pakistani family, it didn't matter whether the Hellfire missile that killed their children was fired by a military aircraft or a C.I.A. drone.

There is a viewpoint that questions the meaningfulness and value of ascribing a number to complex experiences such as pain [ 27].

This is clearly formulated by Puolimatka ([2009]): "When discussing with dogmatic naturalists it can be futile to raise the question about the truth of evolutionary theory, because from their religious [naturalism taken as religion] viewpoint this question cannot be even posed in a meaningful manner" and "The atheist or agnostic approaches are the only alternatives accepted in the discussion".

Viewpoints has questioned reviewers, and Moog says "if we're not satisfied that it's a legitimate review, we'll remove it".

In fact, it is the latter that keeps popping out throughout the evening in various heated debates and discussions, through viewpoints that question the freedoms that we as individuals have in the outer world, but also of our ability to free ourselves from our self-imposed and sometimes subconscious patterns.

Seen today, the pictures reinforce the value (artistic, political, psychological) of Freed's sympathetic white viewpoint while raising questions about its limitations.