Sentence examples for in that question is from inspiring English sources

Every word in that question is a challenge, including "can" and "the".

Embedded in that question is a deeper one: how to survive in a capricious world, how to push back against institutionalized irrationality.

The biggest factor in that question is quarterback Jay Cutler, an enigma who has absolutely no interest in making his case in the news media, writes Rick Morrissey in The Chicago Sun-Times.

But also, pregnant in that question is our expectations, and our expectations were in part governed by the experience of watching Exxon Valdez, and in some respects, judging the ecological harm of an oil spill based on the sheer volume of oil, without taking into consideration a variety of other complex environmental factors.

We ask students in high school what they will major in once they get to college and implicit in that question is the assumption that this will be a lifelong choice.

"But for how long?" In that question is, perhaps despite itself, a profound wisdom: even opposing what we know is wrong and standing for values that we know are worthwhile, there is always more that we don't know then that we do.

In theory, that question is irrelevant in Brazil, since voting is compulsory.

In this culture, that question is never comfortably settled.

The stakes involved in answering that question are high.

And a crucial step in answering that question is to ask: What did it feel like?

That question is in fact eminently avoidable.