Sentences with phrase «meaningful questions even»

Many were solid, meaningful questions even if they often made clear the questioner's view on the answer.

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Even when pressed for time, Quentin Tarantino can still give a good response to a meaningful question.

I realized that I was far more than a business coach when people asked me more and more questions about channeling their inner artist, creating meaningful content and even how to navigate personal relationships that were impacting their business.

The philosophical significance of his own attitude to transgenderism seems lost on him: Transgenderism raises fundamental questions about the nature of the human person — indeed, about whether one can even speak in terms of human nature anymore in any universal, meaningful sense.

i think that's a very good question — but i don't believe there's enough room on all the forums of all the websites to even approach the subject with anything meaningful.

Telling us that you are Ignoring the questions, deeming them unintelligent or unimportant or unanswerable — those are meaningful responses but avoiding them with platitudes (which I know you yourself have criticized with cartoons) is (to me) not really saying anything even though it makes the pretense of saying something.

On one level Christians who adopt this position develop program material that — in contrast to the media's expressions — tries to illumine the human condition, to ask meaningful religious questions, to rediscover religious truths, and even to create a new religious vocabulary that has meaning and power for the multitudes.

The algorithm becomes much more useful through collaborations, Zhao said, and is likely to open up new opportunities for scientists to ask meaningful biological questions - a prospect that should comfort even the most nostalgic geneticists.

They are quick to respond to questions, take care of any challenges that may have arisen, and they are even known for surprising their customers with meaningful gestures.

A thoughtful, well - rounded response to this question — and hopefully a bonafide, strategic plan to back it up — is the difference between an experienced, professional manufacturer who is ready for the next level of business and a newbie that isn't ready for meaningful growth, even if his or her products are worthy of it.

can, if answered adequately, create a sort of chain reaction, expanding not merely to encompass the accepted assumptions of the single field, but outward to embrace history and the social sciences, or even psychology and literature, and thereby, from the outset, to challenge the assumption that the traditional divisions of intellectual inquiry are still adequate to deal with the meaningful questions of our time, rather than the merely convenient or self - generated ones.

I have never even suggested what is implied here, so there is no way I could possibly answer this question in a meaningful manner.

Until you're measuring ALL sources and sinks of CO2, you have more questions than answers regarding where the increase in atmospheric CO2 levels is coming from — IF you even had a meaningful measurement of the «increase.»

«The impasse also raises serious questions as to whether WIPO is even a viable forum for further meaningful patent discussions.»»

But I can't even come up with proper, concise question to search for pre-existing answers in a meaningful way.

Even here at the municipal level, you can ask questions, and be as transparent as possible with the public and do everything in a way that you think is meaningful and still not see that happening among your colleagues.»

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If the tie in question is a social relationship rather than a physical tie (using an analogy to create another analogy), the definition and the comparison become circular, and the only meaningful part of the definition is «between parent and child»; even this is deceptive, as it implies that the emotions of parent and child are similar, which they are not.