Sentence examples for question which came from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, here's a cosmic general-election question, which came in a note from a friend.

That raises a similar question: which came first, the lyrics or the music?

The philosophical musings of Charles Ives's "Unanswered Question," which came next, provided a dramatic contrast to Copland's jaunty rhythms.

It's a caffeinated spin on the old chicken-and-egg question: which came first: Starbucks or higher real estate prices?

"I didn't really think about it before," Ms. Coppola said of the autobiography question, which came up when "Somewhere" was shown in Venice.

The binders-of-women anecdote did not answer the question, which came from a woman named Katherine Fenton and was about pay.

Of course this brings up the question: which comes first, physiologicalstarvation or the mental and emotional changes of anorexia?

Karl Popper, the scientific philosopher, gave a definitive answer to the question: "Which comes first, the chicken or the egg?" The answer is neither: they co-evolved.

Though you may question which comes first, Avi Sadeh, a psychologist at Tel Aviv University, studied the effects of adding or subtracting one hour of sleep on 77 children in the fourth and sixth grades.

He ends the fifth and final verse with a question, which comes across as both gentle and sharp: "When you wake up in the morning, baby, look inside your mirror, you know I won't be next to you, you know I won't be near.

"The next question which comes is, 'why are you offering them less money?'.