Sentence examples for carried question from inspiring English sources

In the following days the Mail ran page leads in which headlines often carried question marks: "Did Harry cancel tryst with new hottie after cover was blown?" (Tuesday); "Dreaming of a white wedding are we, Meghan?" (Friday); and "Is Meghan the minx really Prince Harry's Miss Right?" (Saturday).

Even conventional organ donation carries questions of personal identity and cultural anxiety.

I couldn't help but wonder, "Where did all the women go?" I carried this question with me as I progressed through my own career journey.

White appended an essay to the manual, "An Approach to Style," which carried the question of usage beyond correctness, into art.

Down on St. Mark's Place, in the cold darkness, the world still intact, I carried his question all the way home.

Zooming out a bit, it seems clear that courts should find a way to decouple the must-carry question from the global-content-removal question.

As these reforms were being carried out, questions arose as to whether the decisions were truly made by Tkach himself or by others in the church leadership.

The automatic identification of question topics is usually carried out using question tags.

Steve Carell carries that question around like a portable chessboard.

Today also carries the question of what the boxer Oscar De La Hoya will announce at a news conference.

"It (Sharp) is headed in the right direction, but whether it will succeed still carries a question mark," he said.