Trojan horse raises a fourth and even trickier question, namely the place of religion in schools.
Those illuminating remarks raise a second question, namely, what would we have known if amateur videotapes hadn't emerged?
"The high court has left open another big question, namely whether the UK had effective control of south-east Iraq.
LINGERING QUESTIONS, a haiku This week's top stories Gave us one question, namely: What is a Zillow?
I spend a lot of the year travelling the world, and everywhere I'm asked the same question – namely, how do we get better local production?
When someone did ask a baseball question — namely, if he would be playing Thursday in Sarasota against Baltimore — Rodriguez said yes.
Their discussion wound to a close, and Mr. Clinton declared he would ask one "press question" — namely, was Mr. Geithner planning to leave?
A halftime television interview from the sports arena answered the obvious question, namely: who was the beneficiary of this extended photo-opportunity?
True, it is centered on a policy question, namely reforming an educational system that disproportionally favors the children of wealthy families.
Now, given that phrase, and those rights set forth with clarity, what is your response to Justice Ginsburg's question, namely, that Miranda itself says that the phrase that I read, or the equivalent, is demanded by the Constitution?
Socrates' gadfly method of debate is well illustrated in Plato's Meno, which recounts a discussion between Socrates and a rich young visitor from Thessaly called Meno, who wishes to know Socrates' opinion about an important question, namely: is virtue teachable?
