Sentence examples for question consumed from inspiring English sources

Summer or winter, school day or not, the question consumed me: "What are we going to do fun today?" That gets a little trickier as a child gets older, because as Jerry Seinfeld once (famously) pointed out, "There's no such thing as fun for the whole family".

These questions consumed my thoughts, and I started to think about my own life.

The alcohol consumption was measured using the question "Have you consumed any alcoholic drink in the last 2 weeks?" Sleep habit was divided into subjects who sleep more than 8 h/day and those sleeping less than 8 h/day.

"The question that consumed me was, why were these Muslims killed?

Indeed, the question that consumed Egypt for much of July and August — was it a coup?

Indeed, the question that consumed Egypt for much of July and August —was it a coup?— was always the wrong one.

The question has consumed the country since Orhan Pamuk became the first Turk to win the Nobel prize for literature (or indeed any Nobel).

And the question has consumed the state's political establishment as it gauges the potential damage to Mr. McGreevey, a governor with weak approval ratings and a litany of public embarrassments.

But in recent years the question has consumed an inordinate amount of attention.That is partly because Stephen Harper, the prime minister, came into office in 2006 vowing either to reform the Senate by making it an elected body or to abolish it.

The documents, provided in response to a court order, summarize a variety of national security questions that consumed the working day of Mr. Cheney and the aide, I. Lewis Libby Jr.

The spiritual questions that consumed Jefferson, Dickens and Tolstoy are the same ones that have intrigued Carter in the 28 years since he suffered a near-death asthma attack that led to a week-long hospital stay.