Sentence examples for begging a question from inspiring English sources

First, the central forces arising in Cartesian vortices would almost certainly have varied with both of these angular components, and hence Newton is tacitly begging a question.

This begs a question.

Which begs a question: what is greatness?

The last example begs a question.

The exhibition's title begs a question.

His choreographed maneuvers were impressive, but they begged a question.

That begged a question: What's so different?

A nice strategy, but it begs a question: what happens when they fall?

Still, this begs a question: Is any major inherently practical for every individual?

Both Bush and James beg a question that, he argues, is more pertinent than ever.

This inevitably begs a question not only of European capability, but also of will.