Sentence examples for where a question from inspiring English sources

"I attended a meeting last week where a question was posed.

I expected, perhaps, a pause, a hyphen, a space, a space where a question might follow… Is that you, Kitty?

"The general election, where everyone can come out and vote, is where a question of that gravity belongs," Mr. Bodkin said.

It is only the preseason, the seemingly endless days of hard knocks and high humidity, but if there was a point where a question mark about the Jets' intended identity coiled stubbornly in place of the desired exclamation point, it was early in the second quarter of a desultory performance against the Giants on Saturday night at MetLife Stadium.

But because she lived in a country where "a question that is not liked is a bullet hole on the head," as she puts it, and because she was told to add a bomb-sniffing dog to her entourage, in February the star decided to pack up and move to New York.

In Fig. 6, we can see a snapshot where a question appears at a specified time point and then a collaborative writing activity takes place in order to answer the question.

When I asked him whether the Ganges was polluted, he didn't comprehend where such a question was coming from.

The general election is only a skirmish on a wider front, where a fundamental question is contested.

This corresponds to another study [3], where a similar question was posed to 187 experts curating or researching geological collections.

One might regard the question of which classical theorems in analysis can be proven with a strategy as an analog of classical Euclidean geometry where a major question was what can be constructed with a compass and ruler.

Plus, you've applied the "reverse question block" where you answer a question with a question.