Sentence examples for call it a question from inspiring English sources

They call it a question, which Adonis asks plenty of in Creed.

David Cameron calls it a question of "responsible capitalism".

Perhaps that is why he called it A Question of Trust.

One of his colleagues called it "a question of the soul".

At that time, the newspaper, Greenwich Time, called it "a question which figures importantly in the discussion throughout town".

Mr. Vershbow said NATO interceptors would not be able to be launched quickly enough to intercept a Russian intercontinental ballistic missile as it traveled toward the United States, calling it "a question of science and geography".

Mullen, who seems to understand that, has spoken about the importance of repealing D.A.D.T. in a way that sounds like he really means it; he's called it a question of honor.

But there was no mention of Timor-Leste, nor anywhere else in particular.In Western Australia, meanwhile, Ms Gillard tried to keep the idea of a bilateral agreement alive by calling it a question for direct discussion between Australia and Timor-Leste, "not for a multilateral forum".

Asked whether a cache of stolen Russian nuclear materials might be held by someone with ill motives, Komarov was dismissive, calling it "a question out of spy plots".

All right, they called it a question-and-answer session, with the public making the inquiries.

That didn't stop the British press from tearing into him the Independent claimed he "crash-landed spectacularly"; the Telegraph called it a "questions and abuse" session.