Sentence examples for question again for from inspiring English sources

Asked how the squad would react if both men left this summer, Schneiderlin said: "It would put everything in question again for every single player.

During Humboldt's Jena period the problem of the relationship between thinking, language and reality that seemed to have been settled once and for all by rationalist (Descartes, Leibniz) and empiricist (Locke, Condillac) thinkers alike, became an open question again for Humboldt, who looked at it from the new perspective that Kantian and Fichtean philosophy had opened up.

Clinicians were also permitted to read the question again for the patient (directly from the script and the EQ-5D questions) without leading or assisting the patient to select a particular response.

I think the play has brought up those questions again for Katie and me, not least because this story is about where we're from".

For the happiness you have given us and for all you have done for your Barça; for having perfected a footballing model that can never be questioned again; for having represented the institution in such an exemplary fashion, honoring the values that define us as a club; for all your support, affection and love".

The American aptitude for war would not be questioned again for a very long time.

Have them hold their hands on the cup in that position, think about the important questions again for a count of seven.

Frankly, with a horrific record on LGBT rights -- a zero rating from the Human Rights Campaign, having voted against "don't ask, don't tell" repeal, and having said he supports a federal marriage amendment -- that means he should be asked the question again and again, for as long as new rumors keep surfacing.

Work through the question again, look for mistakes on your previous work, and try to finish the question, even if you don't get it right.

He was studiously courteous, never more so than when asking the same question again by apologizing for not having made himself clear in the first place.

It now looks almost certain that the prime minister will go back to the Commons to ask the question again, but this time for a different purpose.