Sentence examples for a lost question from inspiring English sources

"My assessment is that this was a lost question, floating high above the ground, never to be answered... .. Of course, such balloons are widely available from your local party supply store or on Amazon.com, and it might be the perfect birthday gift for an age-sensitive UFO researcher.

Opposition was a losing question within his own party, a potential point of alienation for the younger voters who helped put him in the White House.

Among the remaining respondents there was optimism that jobs were secure: this was reflected in a rise from 40%to61%1% of respondents disagreeing with the statement that the smoking legislation would result in jobs being lost (question E).

"If we'd have lost questions would have been asked of me again," said Coleman.

Once weight is lost, questions similar to those being asked in this study must be addressed in the context of long-term weight maintenance.

Those survey results have contributed to anxiety among some of Mr. Romney's donors and helped fuel "Is Romney losing?" questions on the Sunday morning interview shows.

Although, in the end, he opposed the war as a lost cause, he never questioned the motives for American intervention.

Its attempts to grapple with big issues make me yearn for a lost era when feminist questions were viewed as universally compelling and worthy of exploration in the public arena.

Whether such opportunities were worth a lost childhood remains an open question.

On Monday, he and his wife broke down crying at an event in Newton in response to a question about a lost son who the Santorums sometimes reference in making pro-life arguments.

All he can do is try to produce goals and provide an upbeat example, especially for the younger Islanders, while coping with the sharp pain of a losing season and questions about his future.