Sentence examples for lay the question from inspiring English sources

The immediate issues between the two sees were matters of ecclesiastical supremacy, the liturgy, and clerical discipline; behind those sources of division lay the question of jurisdiction over the converts in Bulgaria.

At the heart of every educational practice and policy should lay the question: How does this serve the child?

Tagged across a decaying wall lay the question in red block print: "Is this the future of Iron County?" The mailing was sent to 1,000 people, about a sixth of the sparsely populated area.

Therein lies the question.

Therein lies the question: what did Obama actually announce yesterday?

At the heart of the quest lies the question, of what is the universe made?

In between these views lies the question, What is the prize money really for?

Everyone knows Saddam is lying; the question is whether it's worth a war.

At the heart of these talks lies the question of whether Pakistan can and will use its leverage with the Taliban to bring them to a political settlement.

Beyond that lies the question of how we've culturally reached a point when parents can embrace drugging preteens in the hope of finding elusive school success.

Behind it lies the question of the extent of the influence of Ed Balls, the schools secretary, on election strategy – an influence that is resented elsewhere in the cabinet.