Sentence examples for question upon which from inspiring English sources

That's the question upon which his legacy depends.

It was the kind of convoluted, paradoxical question upon which verdicts can turn, Mr. Zissou said.

But while Du Sautoy's approach is novel, it turns out the question upon which his book is based is in itself troublesome.

Nonetheless, Bickel points out, the legal question upon which Justice Bradley' s decision turned was not very important in the contemporaneous political context.

To be credible, this foray into theological waters needs to plunge into the deeper and more essential question upon which the existence of hell is predicated: the question of the existence and nature of sin.

"You'll never leave us, will you?" It's the great question of childhood, the question upon which all the Mary Poppins books turn: is the person on whom a child relies for the foundation of his existence — food and warmth and love at its most elemental — about to disappear?

The following section introduces our main research questions, upon which we have built this benchmark study.

Socrates asks primary questions upon which the exposition of ideas by his interlocutor is based.

The research questions upon which this review was conducted can be summarized as follows: "Are medical nutrition interventions value for money in integrated care?

Although these data add important new evidence to our understanding of arterial pressure management, there are still many unanswered questions upon which future investigations should focus.

The opposition, consisting of the German, French, and U.S. bishops, was strong enough to prevent a definition of the doctrines and nature of the church on the lines suggested by the Syllabus; but the Ultramontane party brought forward the question of infallibility, upon which their position was much stronger.