Sentence examples for invite a question from inspiring English sources
Their vessels have been included in international art exhibitions, but to call what the organization does art, in however expanded a sense of the term, is to invite a question: What is gained by viewing certain programs as art rather than social work?
They also invite a question: If the election is rigged, who is doing the rigging?
But yet another high-profile massacre does invite a question for those favoring the free flow of personal "arms" in our society.
Germany's economic performance since 1945 is sufficient testimony to the power of this tradition.Yet this invites a question.
McEwan at home projects an accomplished aura of self-fulfilment but his native detachment invites a question about alternative strategies.
Which invites a question as the fight over 55 Water Street goes before the City Planning Commission today: just whose downtown is it, anyway?
And Mr Thackeray backed down.This excellent turn of events, however, invited a question: how is it that liberal, secular India has suffered Mr Thackeray and his thugs for so long?
Less raw in its emotions and less programmed in its rituals than the first, the milestone invites a question: How long will that day and its damage stay with us?
