Sentence examples for exciting question from inspiring English sources

The exciting question is not why there is evil.

This is perhaps the most exciting question of all, because we currently have many reasons to think they hearken back to a time much earlier than 380,000 years after the Big Bang, and may have been created a millionth of a billionth of a billionth of a billionth of a second into the history of our universe.

When I went into Liz Blackburn's lab in 1984 and began working on this, the most exciting question that was being asked there was, "If we know that telomeres get short over time, how can they be relengthened?" I set out to look for evidence that there was such an enzyme as telomerase that would relengthen the telemeres once they shortened.

That is why she and her friend Richard Peterson, 38, trekked out there the other day to write a little message on the tribute-filled wall in front of the Abbey Road Studios and to ruminate on the important and exciting question of what the Beatles meant to them.

This gets us into the exciting question of thresholds.

"I started... my Ph.D. because I wanted to understand how cloning works.... Back then, this was a very exciting question".

For some of us, these are actually exciting questions, and high time they are answered.

"Neuroscience has fantastic tools and methodology; I'm not sure we're using them to ask the most exciting questions.

As radical socialism collapsed around my ears, Nietzsche invaded my consciousness with a whole range of new and exciting questions.

But the exploration of such a watch leaves open lots of exciting questions: If the company does release such a product, what would it look like?

This, together with the newly observed climbing behaviour, throws up some exciting questions.