Sentence examples for which we question from inspiring English sources

It takes the viewer on an emotional journey at the end of which we question our feelings rather than merely have them and leave them in drenched Kleenexes on the cinema floor.

On the other hand, the way we operationalized the barriers and the sequence in which we questioned the respondents, could have influenced their answers.

There is an aspect of traditional standing doctrine that was not considered in Jones and which we do not question.

So, the method by which we ask questions in English changed in the era before Shakespeare.

Our approaches have required us to diversify the systems in which we ask questions: we work on model systems ranging from stem cells and nematodes to mice.

Solution-focused counseling can be viewed as a form of AI, in which we ask questions based upon the reverse-engineering of our successful experience.

This characterization of attention as "the means by which we answer questions about the environment" has been argued for on phenomenological and epistemological grounds, by Naomi Eilan (Eilan, 1998).

It included 16 questions of which we excluded six questions that were not consistent with our hypothesis.

For instance, we conduct town hall meetings at which we celebrate the "question of the week," chosen from employee surveys.

Noam Chomsky: Actually, we have an updated version of the book which appeared about 10 years ago with a preface in which we discuss this question.

This contrasts with more than 40% in a US survey (from which we derived this question) [ 52].