Sentence examples for forcing the question from inspiring English sources
Every argument the Obama administration makes for military action would explicitly include a call for increased taxes, forcing the question of whether the stakes in the military situation are worth the cost.
In early 1947, the leader of a right-wing morality group sued the book's author for indecency — the first such suit since the publication of "Madame Bovary," nearly a century earlier — thus forcing the question of who the author actually was.
Ackrill might respond by forcing the question to be one that is not answered with 'yes' or 'no'no
In a declaration put out by the It Takes Roots delegation, the failures of our climate leadership were juxtaposed with the need for our work to continue: "We leave Paris only more aligned, and more committed than ever that our collective power and growing movement is what is forcing the question of extraction into the global arena.
"To ask for shared worship is to fan the flames, to force the question and raise tensions," Mr. Mekhelef added.
These anxieties present themselves in concentrated form when Boris's wife, Tanya, begins to force the question of emigration.
The military junta is the graver threat, no doubt, but the family's life in the shadows does force the question: Do urban guerrillas make good parents?
All of which forces the question that's at the heart of all thinking about grief: Why do people need to grieve in the first place?
Ultimately, outraged dissenters — chief among them the relentless Philadelphia-based reformer Herbert Welsh — forced the question of U.S. atrocities into the light.
