Sentence examples for particularly tough question from inspiring English sources
Ms. Zelasko recalled approaching Ryan Leaf, the Chargers quarterback, in a locker room when he was in a foul mood, and asking him a particularly tough question.
It's searing drama, reflecting on a particularly tough question: How do you behave when you can truly say that nothing matters anymore? - Sunday at 8 and 10 p.m. on TNT. - Anita Gates.
It was Reed who transformed the speakership for the 20th century, but to most Americans, he is at best a dim figure from history, perhaps a candidate for a particularly tough question on "Jeopardy!" In some ways, Reed's relative anonymity is curious.
The radio program on WOR-AM (710), which starts around 8 a.m., generally touches on the major news of the week, but has a breezy tone: its host, John Gambling, is not known for posing particularly tough questions to the mayor.
As each episode plays, the viewer has to help Jill out, selecting how she should answer particularly tough questions — and also, occasionally, playing other mini games.
"Should it be legal or not?" Akin had an answer: Well you know, people always want to try to make that as one of those things, well how do you, how do you slice this particularly tough sort of ethical question.
The menopause question is a particularly tough one for scientists because there are almost no species to compare us with.
It's a tough question, and this memo, despite gaining some popularity, doesn't really offer a particularly compelling or different answer.
Any other particularly tough issue?
