Sentence examples for a question that lingers from inspiring English sources

A question that lingers over this attack, and over this book, is why it took so long for the authorities to respond to the events at the hotel and elsewhere.

It's a question that lingers around the movie itself, which is either an affectionate chronicle of a Canadian heavy metal band that never quite made it or else a deadpan mockery of the same band.

In 1970, Ellison published his classic essay "What America Would Be Like Without Blacks," in Time; and one reason it is a classic essay is that it addresses a question that lingers in the American political unconscious.

So, to echo a question that lingers today, just what is causation?

With little doubt remaining about his physical readiness, a question that lingers is how quickly Manning and his new team can come together.

But a question that lingers is whether one of the consequences will fall on a widow, Marina Litvinenko, whose husband, Alexander V. Litvinenko, was once part of Mr. Berezovsky's coterie of émigré opponents of President Vladimir V. Putin.

The question that lingers over both of these memoirs is this: Does it matter if singers write their own material?

The question that lingers around Wawa and Dain's romance, though nobody asks it directly, is a meaty one: does one couple's sense of true love entitle them to jeopardise the lives of others?

Now that all the balloons have been popped and the streamers packed away, there is only one post-convention question that lingers in the air - did the Republican and Democratic get-togethers in Cleveland and Philadelphia have any impact on voting intention?

One question that lingers for me is how, when, and if companies like Twitter (and Facebook) will ever be able to think about these problems in the same way on iOS.

The study answers a question that has lingered ever since the discovery that adult brains can grow new neurons, says neurobiologist Rob Malenka of Stanford University.