Sentence examples for question be of from inspiring English sources

The danger of pictures of people and scenes, he wrote, is that "anything that relieves responsible prose of the duty of being, while placed before us, good enough, interesting enough and, if the question be of picture, pictorial enough, above all in itself, does the worst of services, and may well inspire in the lover of literature certain lively questions as to the future of that institution".

To perform an MA, the included RCTs should address the same research question, be of comparable quality regarding selection bias, attrition rates and confounding variables, and include comparable populations 16.

Hanging over the question is, of course, Iraq.

"And the bigger question is of greater disclosure going forward.

The Jack in question is, of course, Jack Kerouac.

Yet the question is of more than passing interest.

The British woman in question is of Pakistani descent.

I guess the question is of implementation.

The first research question is of an explorative descriptive nature.

The question is, of course, where is it headed.

But the answer to the question is of considerable importance.