Sentence examples for an unsettling question from inspiring English sources

Yet how President Bush takes the war campaign from phase one in Afghanistan to phase two against Al Qaeda and other "global reach" terrorist groups in dozens of other countries remains an unsettled and, in some quarters, an unsettling question.

And that raises an unsettling question: If humans marry machines, who will control the marriage?

Many said the strike left them with an unsettling question: Was it all a waste of time?

Finally, Patrick Radden Keefe explores an unsettling question: Do female murderers get away with it because of the gendered assumptions of investigators?

They arrived with energy to spare, and an unsettling question: how many other journeys had they deferred because they thought it would be harder than it was?

And so, marriage prospects with Ms. Abdul aside, the comment raised hackles among Mr. Robinson's fan base, along with an unsettling question: Can nice guys finish first?

From the early fifteen-nineties, at the beginning of his career, all the way through to its end, Shakespeare grappled again and again with a deeply unsettling question: How is it possible for a whole country to fall into the hands of a tyrant?

The citizens of Serbia still face a very unsettling question, however.

Marilyn Ozer Chapel Hill, N.C., Nov. 18, 2007 • To the Editor: The possibility that the death penalty does in fact serve as a deterrent brings up an important, if unsettling, question: If we are going to execute criminals because doing so will prevent other crimes and save lives, shouldn't we do everything possible to maximize that deterrence with as much publicity as possible?

But the power to gather and disseminate data electronically is growing so fast that it raises an even more unsettling question: in 20 years' time, will there be any privacy left to protect?Most privacy debates concern media intrusion, which is also what bothered Brandeis.

This leaves us with a potentially more unsettling question: did donors and supporters truly believe small loans could bring about a historic reduction in poverty?