Sentence examples for question grappled from inspiring English sources

The case in question grappled with how Sikhs could be protected by the Race Relations Act 1976, which prohibited discrimination against "racial groups".

"What is real, or what isn't, is obviously a question" grappled with in the show, its creator said.

I asked more and more off-topic, vague questions, grappling for anything that couldn't be answered in one word.

It was the same question Bustani grappled with 150 years ago.

Just whose English is being taught, and for whose benefit, is one of the many questions being grappled with by researchers around the world under the applied linguistics banner of Tesol - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages.

"One of the big questions we grappled with in Meaning of Life was how to live every moment and be fully present while also being forward-looking and planning for our hopes and dreams for ourselves and the world," she said.

It's an intimate realization that glimmers with universality and sets us up for the question McCarthy grapples with mightily in the course of this engaging debut: How do we manage to nurture our deepest bonds at the same time that we honor our most necessary solitude?

It's a question I grapple with deeply: Does it make me less queer, or less feminist, to be femme?

The question that negotiators grappled with was how to make vital drugs affordable for the poorest people on earth -- and it remains unanswered.

This sensitive question must be grappled with through the give-and-take of the political process.

It's a question Herzog has grappled with for some 25 years.