Sentence examples for question of dates from inspiring English sources

He took the view that it was not he who had changed his principles, but France, concluding his memoirs with the justly famous statement that "treason is all a question of dates".

It was a question of dates, of choosing a date on the calendar to announce what many of us had already imagined.

Ved brought up the worrying question of dating.

We hear from a couple that broke up because of issues around sex and wellbeing; Emily Reynolds wrestles with the hard questions of dating with mental health problems; and the artist Hannah Perry makes a case for rethinking our attitudes to "mad" behaviour.

We hear from a couple that broke up because of issues around sex and wellbeing; Emily Reynolds wrestles with the hard questions of dating with mental health problems; and the artist Hannah Perry makes a case for rethinking our attitudes to "mad" behaviour.

My own experience with the question of withdrawal dates back to Vietnam.

Meanwhile, the political "debate" seems fixated on the date of the budget and the related question of the date of the election, and whether it will be a double dissolution, parsing the prime minister's language and reading deep meaning into the fact that there has been a May 3 booking in the parliament's main function hall.

As for the question of online dating: what do you mean by "no luck"?

Those who do decide to marry a second time face the question of which date to celebrate as an anniversary.

The question of a date has loomed over the case since March, when the mother of the woman who accused Mr. Bryant of rape at a Colorado resort in June 2003 came forward with an open letter to the judge saying that her daughter's life was being shattered by death threats and harassment.

The strongest associative evidence we have on the question of the date of arrival of Wallace's paper is another letter sent by Wallace to Frederick Bates, the younger brother of his naturalist colleague Henry Walter Bates.