Sentence examples for enormous question from inspiring English sources

But this raises an enormous question: a likeness of what, exactly?

"A foam pie attack by an anarchist provided a dramatic distraction from the grilling, leaving enormous question marks over security.

"Well," he interjected, "it's like saying, 'Explain to me Russia from 1917 to the present.' It's an enormous question".

"What must have seemed to its perpetrators as a huge success is now being overshadowed by enormous question marks," said Amir Oren, a columnist in the newspaper Haaretz.

"What must have seemed to its perpetrators as a huge success," he wrote, "is now being overshadowed by enormous question marks".

"It was an enormous question mark that hung over all of us," said John Lindsey, who was the director of sales at Bill Blass for 12 years.

There are enormous questions: What will the United States and its allies do if the rebels cannot dislodge Colonel Qaddafi?

Yet even as celebrations ensued, there was a painful awareness that enormous questions remained unanswered for the country.

"This raises enormous questions about just who they are holding at Guantánamo," said P. Sabin Willett, Mr. Parhat's lead lawyer.

The debacle also raises enormous questions about the judgement of the politicians who presided over it, in relation to social work and child protection policy more generally.

It's creating enormous questions and problems in the system, never mind ruining lives" of young offenders who are left with criminal records.