Sentence examples for a question often posed from inspiring English sources

A question often posed is whether a week is enough time to cover the birthplace of three great faiths — Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism.

Children's fiction is constantly evolving and a question often posed is: Is there anything that we shouldn't write about when we write for children?

They also make one wonder if there might be some better way to convey the necessary information, a question often posed and solved by political cartoonists without quite so much page flipping.

It's a question often posed during the first few days of the year: What's your New Year's resolution?

Singer/Songwriter Comes to Long Beach Terrace Theater Aug. 7. "Is she the one that sounds like Tracy Chapman?" That's a question often posed when explaining the musical wonderment of Joan Armatrading.

The question often posed in this debate is whether an individual should have the right to manipulate or access content about his or her past that is generated through search engine results.

The question often posed is, is this grass-roots, or not?

The suggestion highlights the question, often posed, of how much pre-Islamic poetry is genuine and how much is the product of later scholars.

My print column, scheduled to appear in the Sunday Review section, takes up the question often posed by readers of how much editing and direction The Times's star Op-Ed columnists receive.

The sixteen-billion dollar question often posed is, where did the money go?

In this week's Bookends feature in the New York Times Sunday Book Review, Jennifer Szalai and Mohsin Hamid both take on the fraught question often posed by feminist readers: Where is the Great American Novel -- by a woman?