Sentence examples for elemental questions from inspiring English sources

As the United States moves into the breach, elemental questions remain.

Meanwhile, in the midst of arguments about natalist and immigration policies come other voices and more elemental questions.

It went deeply into the most elemental questions about war and justice, and showed how far the United States has come in 11 short months.

However, it's a book that rightly has wider ambitions, because these insistent, lengthy attempts to become pregnant raise more elemental questions about what it means to desire a child.

Yesterday in the semifinals of the Ericsson Open, the controversy surrounding race and racism was reduced to two elemental questions: could the 5-foot-7-inch Hingis contend with the power and fury of the 6-1 Williams?

Even yesterday, months after the atrocities were first known, Rumsfeld and company were incapable of answering the most elemental questions from John McCain, Lindsey Graham and others about who was in charge of the prison, and why the photos weren't immediately seen as weapons of mass morale destruction.

And so to the elemental question: is the law a sexist profession?

It confronts us with the elemental question of what music is, and confounds all easy answers.

It's the sort of elemental question the curators should have asked.

The elemental question in American politics is: Do voters trust their government?

But for him there's the more elemental question of whether he even wants to.