Sentence examples for bare question from inspiring English sources

In fact, the only point on which fictionalists disagree with Platonists is the bare question of whether there exist any such things as abstract objects (and, as a result, the question about whether mathematical sentences are literally true).

The bare question, then, is whether a state tax imposed upon the business of selling goods in foreign commerce, in so far as it is measured by the gross receipts from merchandise shipped to foreign countries, is ineffect a regulation of foreign commerce or an impost upon exports, within the meaning of the pertinent clauses of the federal Constitution.

(5) It narrows the investigation around the telecom immunity lawsuits from a sifting for possible violations of the law by the president in seeking warrantless wiretaps -- and by the telecoms in supplying those wiretaps -- to the bare question whether the president had attached a note from a legal authority in requesting help with his searches and seizures.

President Jacques Chirac of France said the double negative had laid bare "questions and concerns about the development of the European project".

It really does lay bare the question that, if we are a not-for-profit entity, aren't our resources best deployed for teaching and research and providing financial aid to some of the brightest minds in the nation and in the world?

And that in itself bares the question: How much does the Democratic Establishment want to have Barack Obama in the White House?

As the author James Baldwin observed, "The purpose of art is to lay bare the questions which have been hidden by the answers".

This alone will wreck Asia's tradition of universal marriage.Parasites and bare branchesThe big question remains: how much is this a problem?

Nevertheless, anecdotal reports have emerged of workers doing cleanup in street clothes and bare hands, raising questions about how well trained and equipped they are.

We are particularly pleased that we have been able to develop such an expanded repertoire of scholarship and research, given what is without question a "bare bones" budget.

Here, laid bare, is a fundamental question for the future well-being of the UK.