Sentence examples for big questions sets from inspiring English sources

This impulse of Graham's, to add depth and ask big questions, sets this puppet show apart from others.

Even people not obsessed with music are likely asking some of the big questions set to be answered Friday morning, when the Recording Academy announces its nominations for the 61st Grammy Awards.

But even when talking to them, it is surely worth raising at least the first of the four big question-sets that such a level of global military engagement ought now to be holding central attention in Washington D.C.

Big Questions is set out in a field somewhere and the main characters are mostly birds who can think, feel, and speak with one another and other animals.

He set a course to study salt and water metabolism by learning from his patients, by asking the big questions, by setting up the best methods, and by teaching, encouraging, and inspiring his collaborators as well as generations of physician-scientists.

The big question: What sets you apart from the rest of the producers of your product?

It dares in its playful way to honor those big questions that have set adolescent souls yearning for centuries.

It held together a whole set of relationships and made possible the avoidance of a whole set of big questions.

Another set of big questions hovers around consent.

This is what I want from fiction - the intersection of a small setting with big questions - which is why I write it this way.

Some fascinating answers to some of these big questions can be found by setting aside 25 minutes to listen to Professor Carole Cusack discuss the role of invented religions for a Religious Studies Project in association with the British Association for the Study of Religions.