Sentence examples for agonizing questions from inspiring English sources

For some couples, the vaccine has raised agonizing questions over how to safeguard their children's health.

These are agonizing questions.

"How can fast-growth entrepreneurs lead a more balanced life?" is one of those agonizing questions that I am often asked.

Those facts could also provide answers to the agonizing questions being posed by families of the 343 firefighters lost that day.

The results should show who the city's residents are, answering one of the most agonizing questions that has lingered after Katrina: What is the true size of the city's black majority, once as large as two-thirds of the population?

The psychiatrists' association is wrestling with one of the most agonizing questions in mental health — where to draw the line between unusual and abnormal — and its decisions are sure to be wrenching for some families.

Addressing what he called an "agonizing question," Robinson asked: "How many lives is a Rembrandt worth?" The struggle is framed as one between the stomach and the spirit.

He agonizes, questions every move, doubts himself, doubts God and yells.

If you've agonized over questions like, "What are people saying about my app?" and, "How are they responding to us in the App Store?" you're not alone.

I hadn t anticipated this turn of events and spent hours agonizing over these questions.

If the affluent are agonizing over such questions, so, too, are Americans in general beginning to debate them.