Sentence examples for one real question from inspiring English sources

A title such as "Godzilla vs. the Thing" poses only one real question.

I have only one real question for Malcolm Turnbull, Greg Hunt and indeed for Queensland's Labor party – what are we handing our children?

That is one real question worth pursuing.

Let's give the challenger his due and say that he has fought admirably in the past against more human competition, but there was only one real question among the reporters ringside at Madison Square Garden: When would Geale get knocked out?

They had one real question mark, and it just got crushed by a hostile exclamation point.

One very real question today is which economic system will be more successful in the era of industrial AI? Free Market America or Socialist China?

"I think unregulated markets that overshadow, in terms of size, the regulated ones are a real question mark".

One real estate executive questioned whether the city's decision to limit the increases was sending the right message to property owners who benefited from the scheme.

Though the director dismisses any perceived gap in the technology today within the confines of what he had created in 1979, saying the very nature of the film asks viewers to suspend disbelief: "We're so far in deep space that the idea of us getting out there you kind of sidestep that real question". One of the most anticipated films of the year, reviews have, so far, been mixed.

Indeed, the real question one would like to answer is which pathways get dysregulated during disease progression, to understand the pathogenic mechanisms.

Maybe because it treats a real question (the one on which Allen's earlier classics were based), the trouble with monogamy, but approaches it so gingerly as to send you home amused and unshaken.