Sentence examples for a classic question from inspiring English sources

IT IS a classic question: why don't airliners carry parachutes?

The radicals seemed to be confronted with a classic question: what is to be done?

Neuberger added: "It is a classic question of the rock and the hard place.

Whether or not legal sales of otherwise illegal products will undercut harmful black markets is a classic question in economics.

OK, so this is a classic question for people who have asked themselves, for hundreds I'm sure, thousands of years, OK.

The study of the connections between organisms and climate is a classic question in ecology and has a long history of study1,2.

"The graduate training I received through the IGERT program at Johns Hopkins allowed me to synthesize ideas and approaches from a broad range of fields in order to develop a novel approach to a really classic question in the language sciences," she said.

That is a tough, classic question and gets right to the heart of a conundrum that runs from gun control debates to nuclear negotiations with Tehran: dual-use technologies.

In general, Nagahara says, looking at cross-cultural currents "is a kind of classic question in Japanese history, whether this is westernization or modernization". At the same time, he says, cultural history teaches us about people — and their willingness to embrace art and other cultures as a way of life.

After several viewings of her mesmerizing rendition of Seven Armenian Songs by Gabriela Lena Frank -- I'm very glad I asked Tony a variation on Cary Grant's classic question, "How does a girl like you get to be a girl like you?" Tony earned a BA in Vocal Performance at Oberlin College in 1990.

Elvis could seek a reply to his classic question, "Are you phonely tonight?