Sentence examples for open up a question from inspiring English sources
And hopefully the longitudinal scope works with the absence of the fiancée to open up a question that the text can't answer but which is still worth pondering: If the destruction of the relationship hurt Yunior, its villain, so deeply, how must it have wounded the fiancée, its victim?
And that rift, which has been known only to those closest to the company, has opened up a question central to Rupert Murdoch's legacy — can one of his children ever take the helm of his $62 billion media giant?
For a start, this debate has opened up a question about how an institution like Notre Dame upholds religious principles while also pursuing intellectual rigour and progress for its students.
However, our results also open up a variety of questions that cannot be answered given the limitations of the data, and which should be the subject of future work.
The findings do however open up a series of questions, which qualitative information complements.
The results open up a discussion, and they question the idea of colorblindness in Sweden.
The findings "open up a whole series of questions about the way the first economies, the first markets actually worked," he says.
In our analysis we have sought to draw attention to the material form of the products, in terms of their packaging and presentation, as well as the ways they were incorporated into everyday practices and located in systems of objects, in order to open up a different perspective on questions about shifting boundaries between foods and medicines.
"How can you open up a man's chest and question his heart or his desire?" Whitfield said.
But critics say legislation inspired by an unusual, perhaps even freakish criminal case, could open up a vast frontier around the question of intent and responsibility and give local prosecutors huge new powers to inquire about a woman's intentions toward her unborn child.
These questions open up a new chapter in the history of the problem of universals.
