Sentence examples for getting to the question from inspiring English sources

But, five years after the pivotal Supreme Court decision, legal squabbles are still "delaying the obvious and prevent us from getting to the question of how do we best do it," he said.

We talk about the party's somewhat uneasy history of combining secular socialism with politics at least partly based on Islam, before getting to the question of whether its most high-profile face actually takes the business of democratic representation that seriously.

The first step in getting to the question of how to create a singular brand for U.S. foreign assistance is to recognize from the outset that one is needed.

I don't have to get to the question.

ELIZABETH KOLBERT: Another really important question that gets to the question of inter-generational equity.

Finally, we get to the question of whether Carole's memories of satanic abuse were recovered.

"Which way to Times Square?" Happy to help, just get to the question.

Before anyone could even get to the question of the art, the fight broke out.

But when they got to the question about employment, the patient answered, "I'm associate dean at the medical school".

But none of that gets to the question of why residents qua consumers support locally owned businesses over national retailers.

"By the time we got to the question of a fence," he said, "we were tapped out -- financially and spiritually".