Sentence examples for be the central question from inspiring English sources
As the debt ceiling debate rages in Washington, that should be the central question in U.S. political discourse.
Take this coming week, when the idea of family, as we report today, is shaping up to be the central question for debate.
Trayvon's personal account of who initiated the physical encounter is forever lost to the grave, but the initiation is likely to be the central question in the case.
The film, directed by Gregg Barson, never explores what might be the central question: Why in the world would a guy with Mr. Lewis's résumé need image rehab?
And the division of health costs between management and union is expected to be the central question in negotiations later this year involving the United Auto Workers and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.
In her writing about Rhys, Athill puzzles over what might be the central question of the alcoholic writer, which is how someone so very bad at living, so incapable of facing up to trouble and taking responsibility for their own mess might be so very good at writing about it, at peering directly into what are otherwise total blind spots.
FRANK: Well it's the central question.
It's the central question of the movie.
