Sentence examples for question that plagued from inspiring English sources

It became a question that plagued me.

The question that plagued him, though, during his five months in Memphis was whether Southern civilians could be made part of that effort.

One key question that plagued investigators was how such a large number of deaths could have occurred without raising suspicions of foul play.

Asked if Mr. Arafat could control the Arab violence -- a question that plagued the Clinton administration -- General Powell suggested that Mr. Arafat might be able to do more.

That, my friends, is the eternal question that plagued me in the hours following Monday night's episode of "The Bachelor".

Cardiologists say the study addresses a question that plagues them: How low should cholesterol go?

"Is my baby going to have a mommy in five years?" It is a question that plagues cancer patients.

Giving Thanks for Open Doors IT is a question that plagues New Yorkers and those who visit New York during the holiday season: Stay in and eat dry turkey, or go out and enjoy a chef's interpretation of same?

If there is one question that plagues so many of us in our career choices, it is whether it is wise — or even possible — to build careers out of our passions.

That is the question that plagues me to this day".

It's a question that plagues amateur science geeks everywhere: where to go on vacation?