Sentence examples for great question mark from inspiring English sources

For both countries, America remains the great question mark - whether it will help or hinder their desires for greater power and prosperity.

For Mr. Botstein, Meyerbeer has become one of the great question marks of that process, a composer of historic popularity whose works, which virtually vanished from the repertory a century ago, are overdue for reconsideration.

Diefenbaker responded, "My Lord, it was made clear by the elevation of my voice at the end of the sentence that there was a great big question mark on it".

And now that Republicans have taken over the House, the S.E.C.'s budget for fiscal 2011 is an even greater question mark.

"News that [Davies] has also been earning hundreds of thousands of pounds from a company that has been investing heavily in Heathrow property surely puts an even greater question mark over the validity of the commission's work," said Goldsmith.

"Removing it would provide a great deal more certainty, since we wouldn't have this big question mark".

"It's a big question mark.

"That is a big question mark.

Durability is the third large question mark.

But it's a big question mark".

But that's a big question mark.