Sentence examples for asking ourselves the same question from inspiring English sources

This past February, as we all watched pictures of the Columbia exploding, people asked, "How could this possibly be happening again?" Do you have any answers? A. We have been asking ourselves the same question.

Resisting the impulse to answer simply by pointing across the brilliantly green valley, down to the mesmerising blue fjord and up to the barren, snow-topped mountain range on the other side, we had to admit that we had been asking ourselves the same question since arriving in Iceland a few days earlier.

As soon as October hits, we all immediately start asking ourselves the same question: Who am I going to be for Halloween?

Quite a few of us, I imagine, are asking ourselves the same question on this strangely mild fall Friday around the funeral hall of Père Lachaise, its dreariness transcended today by friendship and memory.

I imagine we're asking ourselves the same questions, and having the same apprehensions that many parents in our situation asked themselves.

And as they disappear into the darkness, we ask ourselves the same question.

Over 400 years ago, the French writer Michel de Montaigne asked: "Since philosophy is the art which teaches us how to live, and since children need to learn it as much as we do at other ages, why do we not instruct them in it?" We urgently need to ask ourselves the same question today.

And, of course, we all need to ask ourselves the same question.

Each and every one of us has asked ourselves the same question my distracted student asked me on Wednesday morning: What heroism might one day be demanded of us because we've chosen to be schoolteachers in America?

Each year when the holidays roll around, we ask ourselves the same question: How should we talk to our families about contentious political issues without completely losing our minds?

We ask ourselves the same questions over and over again, like a mantra.