Sentence examples for large question in from inspiring English sources

A large question in neuroscience is one a kindergartner would ask: How?

But the show as a whole does what her videos do: it raises large questions in a wry, poetic, unassuming way, and lets them stay unresolved.

A larger question in Asia, meanwhile, is whether the mere questioning of a remarkable achievement by an Asian swimmer smacks of racism.

Only Justice Clarence Thomas, who dissented in part, would have addressed the larger question in the case.

The larger question in golf and in life is where he goes from here.

"The largest question in my mind is: What's the exit strategy?" said Paul Frost-Smitheadead of equity markets in the Asia-Pacific region at J. P. Morgan.

There's a larger question in all these others, having to do with how a society countenances what look like obvious offenses against morality.

Indeed, the unintentional nudge by Nehru raises a larger question in Suri's fiction, which is that of the moral responsibility of individuals.

Beyond Detroit, the incident is raising a larger question in this age of reality TV: Does the presence of TV crews affect how well police officers do their jobs?

But as the first sobriety checkpoint on what used to be called the information superhighway, the Mail Goggles program also raises a larger question: In an age when so much of our routine communication is accomplished with our fingertips, are we becoming so tethered to our keyboards that we really need the technological equivalent of trigger locks on firearms?

With "The Nature of Technology," he does the difficult work of taking on a much larger question, in an accessible way.