Sentence examples for back to questions from inspiring English sources

It brings me back to questions, and journalists, and how people such as Van Gaal should engage with them.

As several other commenters pointed out, this arguably takes us back to questions of power and vested interests.

They kept coming back to questions of gender, and the difficulties of working in a male-dominated industry.

So Ricoeur's late work came back to questions of action and morality, and to the need, as he put it in the 1986 Gifford lectures, to treat "the self as an other".

AMY DAVIDSON: On snow days, what's difficult about Queens, if not wrong with it, becomes clearer… QUESTION FROM VERN IN HARLEM: I reckon cheap rent gets back to questions about the economy the NYer glosses over, well, except in independent film.

Those advising Mr. Akin say he now needs to move on with his campaign, past the events of the week, and back to questions of the economy, jobs and fiscal stability — just as he seemed to try to do Friday afternoon.

She visits, researches, interviews and turns back to question herself.

6.05am BST And we are back to Question Time.

After 10 minutes, the police came back to question her and make her sign a statement.

"My question back to this question is always: Why are you attracted to who you're attracted to?

So back to narrative questions.