Sentence examples for question lie from inspiring English sources

There are no good grounds for thinking that the regularity breaks down when the entities in question lie below the threshold of human observation.

On closer inspection, the variations in question lie in the color of the man-made creature's shirt, which could be green (as at Christie's), black or burgundy.

In recent decades, official apologies, delivered by state entities or corporations, have become more common, raising questions about the validity and significance of apologetic statements made by representatives on behalf of groups (Harvey 1995, Gibney et al 2008), especially when the events in question lie in the distant past (Pettigrove 2003).

It is also possible, it seems, that Vulcan be a unique planet between Sun and Mercury and have a slightly different particular mass m′, a slightly different particular shape s′, and a slightly different particular chemical composition c′, where the slight differences in question lie within the range of deviations the original astronomers would have tolerated.

Behind this question lies another.

Thanks to Juror 7, a new question lay before us.

This question lies at the heart of two superb new books.

The inspiration for my question lay in a fascinating new book by Toronto-based journalist Carl Wilson.

The answer to that question lies not in fiction, but current events.

But a more fundamental question lies in the nature of the UK's constitution.

And, in politics, the nature-nurture question lies at the centre of the argument about "social intervention".