Sentence examples for is faced with the question from inspiring English sources

Now, walking out of the Fed into the bracing winter cold, one is faced with the question: Is risk advancing or receding?

Every contemporary composer of art music is faced with the question of how to deal with past music.

Mr. Santorum is faced with the question of how hard to go after Mr. Gingrich, with whom he has been locked in a heated competition, and whether to aim at Mr. Romney.

The cumulative effect of these examples is that the reader is faced with the question of how and why human sexual behaviors, which are endowed with personal and cultural meaning, differ from those of the animals.

While makeshift memorials and candle outcroppings in Aurora continue to grow by the hour, the community is faced with the question: what to do with the Century 16 theater?

If we try to define the holy as what is loved by all the gods (and goddesses), we will be faced with the question 'Is the holy holy because it is loved by the gods, or do they love it because it is holy?' (Euthyphro, 10a).

And as I wonder what the hell I'm doing to my body, I'm faced with the question: Is it time to finally put my poppers collection to their intended use?

Then you've got to put a new government in his place, and then you're faced with the question of what kind of government are you going to establish in Iraq?" "Is it going to be a Kurdish government, or a Shia government or a Sunni government?" Mr. Cheney continued.

Every doctor has been faced with the question: how long have I got?

Now, in the second phase, we are faced with the question of whether our banks are too big to rescue.

But, like postcolonial and minority writers throughout the English-speaking world, Walcott was faced with the question of whether this literature was his by right.