Sentence examples for is question from inspiring English sources
noun
A sentence, phrase or word which asks for information, reply or response; an interrogative.
When I'm presented with a new strategy from on high the first thing I do is question: "Is it statutory?
Its slogan is "Question More".
It is question of anticipating a new market structure".
"It is question I ask myself," she replies.
My rule for first person nonfiction is: question, challenge and trash yourself more than anyone else.
If that isn't imagination, what is? QUESTION FROM DARRIN: Hi Adam!
Looks like there is question as to whether he signed an incorrect scorecard.
Fairey has said that the real message behind his work is "Question everything".
Today the future of the NHS itself is not is question.
No, he's too tongue-twisted and besides, this is Question Time, not Fisticuff Time.
The problem with this principle is that it too stands in need of justification, and the only possible justification is question-begging.
