Sentence examples for question it would be from inspiring English sources

A fib so cumbersome, so improbable, that to question it would be to question the whole of his bloodline and its psychologies.

"There's no question it would be a big hole in the fabric of the community.

"While it is a frequently asked question, it would be misleading to indicate any timeframe," he says.

To answer the second part of the question, it would be impossible to write off anyone in politics.

No question, it would be tough to put those three together at the helm of any Obama foreign policy team.

If I were asked what woman I would like to be stranded on a desert island with, no question it would be Joy!

"We felt if we tried to just answer questions, it would be very pedantic.

Painter added that the study left some intriguing unanswered questions: "It would be interesting to know what has happened since 2010.

In short, it is the goateed Mirror Universe twin of "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold": Unparalleled access yielding minimal illumination.Which is too bad, because there are any number of questions it would be interesting to conisder through a Limbaughvian lens.

But, while the religious zeal of some young recruits may be questioned, it would be rash to dismiss all recruits - such as suicide bombers - as ideologically vacuous.

If the study of history were but a matter of teaching the who-what-when-and-where questions, it would be very easy - and very boring.