Sentence examples for explosive questions from inspiring English sources

Do such rules actually enhance the beauty and the meaning of the English language?These are the explosive questions that Henry Hitchings tackles splendidly.

That means that the administration, for the first time, may be required to take a clear stand on politically explosive questions like whether gay men and lesbians have been unfairly stigmatized, are politically powerful, and can choose to change their sexual orientation.

Or perhaps Cuban just wants to avoid a thousand predictable, potentially explosive, questions about the 2006 finals, when the Mavericks blew a 2-0 leandand lost in six games amid a searing debate over the judgment of the game officials.

Ted Hughes – of whom, towards the end of her life, she had written "I hate and despise him so I can hardly speak" – had made the changes, inviting many searching and explosive questions about his apparent conflict of interest as Plath's executor and also the subject of her poetry.

Bachleda writes that during Sotomayor's confirmation hearings, the justice was fully prepped on everything from potentially explosive questions down to her dress and nail color.

These are explosive questions, especially since the lines of Latino literature don't always intersect.

Mr. Bush took no notice of political or religious repression or the explosive question of Taiwan.

In the context of the contemporary Catholic church, this is an explosive question, and not just for atheists or agnostics.

And this is why the even more explosive question of slavery was simply taken off the table.

But Democrats said they were nowhere near agreement on the explosive question of how to restrict insurance coverage of abortion under the health care bill.

The arrival of French bishops reopened the explosive question regarding the divine basis for the obligations of bishops to reside in their sees.