Sentence examples for bring another question from inspiring English sources

Friday would bring another question: Is Superman Jewish?

For prospective buyers, he does offer to sign his MakerBot work, which brings up another question.

So I brought that up when I was talking to her and she said that I had to talk about that issue elsewhere and when I brought up another question they said, 'You have to take that up with them instead.' (FG5) The women had a need to share experiences with other pregnant women with diabetes; some expressed feelings of loneliness as pregnant diabetics.

Davidson: This brings up another question.

But that brings up another question: How light can it be before you don't feel it at all?

This brings up another question: what about George W Bush? The former US president most responsible for the foreign policy catastrophe has led a peaceful existence since he left office.

Clifton's VideoWriter, which looks like a small microwave oven with a keyboard, brings up another question for archivists: Does the machine itself have an effect on the work produced on it?

All this speculating brings up another question: do people who obsess over the hidden meaning of walk-on music on late-night talk shows need to get a life?

The possibility of indictment brings up another question: Could Mr. Ray indict Mr. Clinton now, without waiting for the end of his term, and force him to stand trial in a criminal case?

That brings up another question: Can we now afford to ignore the strong opposition of these allies and demand, as General Powell has suggested, that they help "re-energize" the sanctions?

Which brings up another question that I've been asking here in New Delhi: Why is it you don't hear about Indian Muslims -- who are a minority in this vast Hindu-dominated land -- blaming America for all their problems or wanting to fly suicide planes into the Indian Parliament?