Sentence examples for be a question in from inspiring English sources

IT COULD almost be a question in a political-science exam.

"Any person that's selected to a team like this, it shouldn't be a question in your mind," he said.

It gets to be a question in my mind of her mental capacity at the time, or her mental state at the time that these acts were committed".

"If there are serious questions about the suitability of Prince Charles as a monarch there could be a question in the public mind about whether to skip a generation.

Yet, should open primaries even be a question in a democratic contest?

There might be a question in defining if Phelps can be considered a recreational user if he only used during extended breaks from his training.

Nor has his being gay ever been a question in his own mind.

It's a question, in other words, of black and white.

That's a question in all sports, about the consequences when you do reach the top.

There is a question in my mind whether a Jew should voluntarily go to Germany and take on that role".

"There's never been a question in my mind that I won that day and Ralph lost," Thomson said.