Sentence examples for interesting question of from inspiring English sources

Lamarck, Wallace and Darwin all tackled the interesting question of why giraffes had long necks and the public took an interest.

Another interesting question of terminology today.

But as the spending review sank in, it was Radio 2 that ventured the most interesting question of the week.

On another day, I'll take up the interesting question of whether Obama has muddled that preconception a bit already.

"That's going to be the most interesting question of the next few months," a Western diplomat said this afternoon.

If intelligence and culture are by-products of increasing complexity in organisms, this raises the interesting question of what other forms of comedy have evolved out there.

But it does raise the always interesting question of who should choose what appears in museums and what constitutes "great" art.

Instead, it raises the more interesting question of how much a fictional story about a fictional self can shed, and still remain a story about a vivid self.

Peer review is like democracy – a lousy system but better than all the others, although that does raise the interesting question of how democratic peer review really is.

Coconuts are consumed widely in southern India in various forms raising the interesting question of whether it may be partly responsible for lower rates of Alzheimer's in India.

Each book that comes into the shop raises the interesting question of where it should go and what it is worth.