Sentence examples for messy questions from inspiring English sources

He took to studying philosophy, and particularly enjoyed logic problems for the way they turned messy questions of free will into technical, solvable puzzles.

It is the first time neuroscientists have published papers on the kinds of messy questions many prefer to leave to social psychologists and sociologists.

They're what propel narratives, for one thing, but more importantly, I believe good books are themselves sprawling, messy questions, tens of thousands of words long.

The Internet has collapsed the distinctions between domestic politics and international affairs, ensuring that these messy questions of speech and religion are now hashed out in full view of the world, meaning that local bigotry can have global consequences.

And as she does, the women confront messy questions about the past and about Nell's older daughter, Grace, who disappeared — who escaped or was driven away — when she was a young woman, more than 30 years before.

Hence, if, for Rees, Becker's human capital represented a type of work very different from traditional labour economics that would become classic in the field, Solow considered that the results were interesting despite the fact that he considered Becker's approach as being originated by messy questions.

No messy question marks needed.

Without warning, he twists his head in my direction and tumbles out a long, messy question of his own.

So it is with immigration, where the United States continues to attract the brightest immigrants in the world, while failing year after year to resolve the massive and messy question of illegal immigration.

Plus he said that if Carney insisted, he would reduce the term to five years – after all the main principle was to have a single term rather opening up the messy question of reappointment – as had happened after Sir Mervyn's first term.

It's a messy question, but we can give some straightforward guidance.