Sentence examples for found the question of from inspiring English sources

Like Branson, he found the question of why he wanted to go to space barely worth raising.

While some students saw the chanting of "No means yes" as mere provocation, Hannah Zeavin, a junior from Brooklyn who signed the complaint, said she found the question of sexual consent no joking matter.

Ten years later and newly married, she found herself frightened, even alienated, by the reckless power of adultery in the novel; a decade after that, still safely married, she found the question of infidelity (its pull, its repercussions) intriguing to contemplate.

Even if we accept the idea that such connections would be welcome if found, the question of whether one should spend significant effort in looking for them is not thereby answered.

I found the question of how smart I was too depressing to dwell on.

The Minnesota court found the question of whether tattoos are an art form to be "intriguing," but ultimately irrelevant to its decision that the artist's conduct (which the court described as "the actual process of tattooing, as opposed to whether the image conveyed by the tattoo itself") was not sufficiently communicative to qualify as protected speech.

He finds the question of state ownership at once important and overplayed.

I, too, find the question of which governs our lives interesting, though not, perhaps, as interesting as you do.

Of the top Kurdish officials, I imagined that the person who would find the question of Kirkuk most vexing was Bakhtiar Amin.

WITH divorce so common and New York City apartments so hard to find, the question of who keeps thea partment when a couple breaks up has taken on new importance.

I find the question of equity to be particularly challenging now that everyone is talking about career and technical pathways, some of which are very attractive alternatives to traditional higher education while others lead to dead end jobs.