Sentence examples for basic question begins from inspiring English sources

It is a mistake, after all, to lean too much on the world of polls whose basic question begins with a condition contrary to fact: "If the election were held today".

"Turning to the other basic question, what is Negro," Locke begins by narrowing the question to "what makes a work of art Negro, if indeed any such nomenclature is proper, its authorship, its theme or its idiom?" (WWN 211).

The 63-year-old Mr. Greer, a Democrat and a retired vice president for finance of an insurance company, will address a variety of issues, beginning with the basic question: Are you the type who can psychologically handle running for office?

FOR THE ATTORNEYS GENERAL MR. ROBERTS -- Your Honor, may it please the court, let's begin with the basic question of which test controls, the test articulated by the panel in the consent decree appeal or the test articulated by the Supreme Court in Jefferson Parish and Eastman Kodak.

Let me begin by asking a basic question: What should reformers try to accomplish?

We should begin by asking the basic question: what is historiography?

She began with the most basic question; will they pay for hormones?

To begin with, there was the basic question of whether the city's complex zoning code would allow for another room on the roof of his penthouse.

Start by refining your basic question.

We know too little about how life began, and what evolutionary paths it might take, to answer this basic question.

Heidegger's new beginning was, at the same time, a resumption of the basic question of philosophy: that concerning the meaning (Sinn) of Being.