Sentence examples for which we questioned from inspiring English sources

And for quite some time after we launched, all of us had a few dark nights of the soul, in which we questioned whether or not we'd been reckless in launching a newspaper – that is, news printed on paper, which people actually pay for, in shops – in such a despondent environment.

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

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.

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

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).

We emphasize authenticity and touchability we're a small museum with about 40,000 visitors per year, so we can have a lot more touchable stuff than the Smithsonian can and the ways in which we investigate questions in paleontology.

We all bring our own individual biases and blinkers into a study and that affects the ways in which we ask questions, search for answers and interpret the data we collect.

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

We questioned which mechanisms support this robustness.

Next, we questioned which cell types are required for sensory progenitor proliferation and/or lateral compartment differentiation.

We questioned which would be preferable between single and serial measurements of CysC, in comparison with sCr and eGFR.