Sentence examples for question of the first from inspiring English sources

Incredibly we find that even this will-o'-the-wisp figure is remotely derived from the eternal question of the first movement -- notwithstanding its soaring hopefulness.

The question of the first volume's title captures the issue: "Du Cote de chez Swann" is a weird construction in French, meaning more or less "The Way by Swann's Place".

But for Philip Hamburger, John P. Wilson professor of law at the University of Chicago, the history of this amalgamation is a question of the first order, and one for which he has proposed some rather unsettling answers.

At an evidentiary hearing in late 1997, the defence raised the question of the first judge's misconduct and presented two of the alibi witnesses; however, the judge restricted their right to present witnesses on the grounds that the original lawyer had known of them.

Is she the fearless moderator who made America gasp and Donald Trump splutter when she fired the opening question of the first Republican presidential TV debate last August, reminding the billionaire that he had described various women as "fat pigs, dogs, slobs and disgusting animals"?

Opposition leaders ask a general question of the First Minister and then supplementary questions.

Answers ranged on a seven-point scale (1 = 'definitely not' to 7 = 'most definitely'), except for the question 'Of the first 10 cardiovascular patients...'...

That leaves the question of the fourth vote.

Then the question of the second UN resolution.

There is for starters the crucial question of the third member of the play's triangle of shifting power.

Torre talked to Chuck Knoblauch during the winter, but saw no reason to raise the question of the second baseman's throwing problem.