Sentence examples for question of discovering from inspiring English sources

It wasn't when to signal danger as things were turning perilous; it was a question of discovering who to tell.

It is, rather, a question of discovering the biochemical consequences of the genetic damage and trying to deal with those instead.

Here was one of Crowley's favorite notions ("Nothing is true; everything is permitted,"), by way of Nietzsche, but Bangs brought it out of occult Thelemist incomprehensibility and into the question of discovering a practical intellectual justification for the satisfaction of every appetite.

In such a case, it is not a question of discovering the commission of a crime and then looking for the man who has committed it, it is a question of picking the man and then searching the law books, or putting investigators to work, to pin some offense on him.

Dr. Bracewell also posed tantalizing questions about the chances of discovering other intelligent life in the universe.

I'll take that even further: It's the job of journalists to ask questions in the pursuit of discovering new information.

From questionable scientists to philanthropic billionaires, people's actions against AIDS, and reactions to it, have shown up the best and worst that humans have to offer.Such dualism was there from the beginning, in the question of who discovered the AIDS-causing virus.

A federal judge dismissed the case last year without examining the question of who discovered what.

In June last year, world leaders – hopeful of discovering the answer to that very question – converged on Brazil for the Rio+20 conference.

I love the thrill of completing a successful experiment and the fulfillment of discovering the answer to my own question.

MR: Jimmy, since we're on the subject of discovering artists, let me ask you this question.