Sentence examples for whose question is from inspiring English sources
I hope the information I provide is useful--not only to the person whose question is published, but to other readers out there facing similar situations.
Now here we were, with TV cameras in front of us, and here was Tom, a boy with ADHD and a non-negotiable sense of right and wrong, whose question was not going to be brushed away.
Thanks to everyone for tuning in, and apologies to people whose questions were not answered.
"Do you write as well as you talk?" he asked one guy whose questions were beginning to grate.
We have even seen the development of "push polls," surveys whose questions are worded to push voters in a particular political direction.
Maybe it's a coincidence, but Mr. Bridges was the first to be eliminated from "The Weakest Link," whose questions are not known to tax the brain.
But its way of seeing is foreign, the perspective of the curious outsider for whom nothing is obvious and whose questions are big and naïve and, in their naïveté, important.
And to eight-minute segments, featuring ideologues and dimwits, moderated by well-dressed men and women whose questions are written for them, separated by Geico commercials.
Hopefully for the next panel those whose questions were vague or easily deflected by the witness will catch up, and those asking penetrating questions that were unearthing new information will be given more time.
On the four-week voyage to Funchal in Madeira, a mood of uncertainty developed among the crew, who could not make sense of some of the preparations and whose questions were met with evasive answers from their officers.
