Sentence examples for question the ultimate from inspiring English sources
He was, without question, the ultimate romantic.
The Jerry Sandusky scandal resonated so broadly in large part because it followed on the heels of smaller scandals at Ohio State (tattoos for trinkets) and Miami (prostitutes and drugs for recruits), calling into question the ultimate viability of the N.C.A.A. itself.
When the second clause is taken as a rhetoric question, the ultimate interpretation is that he cannot scold his wife.
They went on to question the "ultimate impossibility" of an ABM system.
However, several years later, in Letters Written in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark (1796), she would question the ultimate benefits of commercialism to society.
We question the ultimate return on investment for developed reports given the limitations and narrow population scope of the summarized data.
The Caterham Group CEO, Graham Macdonald, also questioned the ultimate ambitions of the Engavest consortium.
It questions the ultimate value of an education based solely on the code of courtly honour, and it takes its hero beyond the feudal world of knights and lords to the threshold of a higher order.
The question "What is ultimately real?" is, thus, a question about the ultimate stuff of which the universe is made up.
At the center of the debate is the murky question of the ultimate ambitions of the leaders in Tehran.
A conflict comes into focus that, beyond its particulars, raises the question of the ultimate compatibility of Islamic communities in Western environments.
