Sentence examples for question you really from inspiring English sources

So let me answer the question you really want answered: Can't we get together, anyway?

The question you really have to ask is what are you going to learn today?

"And I said, 'Well, people do, so why don't you think about the question you really want to ask me,' " she said.

So the question you really need to ask yourself is this: Is your psychological damage from gender dysphoria greater than the psychological damage that its restoration will inflict upon the lives of any (or all) of your children?

So when you try to answer that question, you really have to look at the kind of parent, and the kind of child you have, and the age of the child, and the age of the parent.

The question you really should be asking yourself is whether the market timing is right or not for a large amount of investment and if raising the capital is truly for the company acceleration or just your ego – probably one of the most difficult questions to answer for any entrepreneur out there.

"At the end of the day, a lot of it came down to not asking the questions you really wanted to ask," he said.

Especially when speaking with lawyers you don't personally know, an informational interview is a great way to make contact, ask the questions you really want answered, and draw upon someone else's experiences and personal contacts.

In order to find out the health questions you really wanted an answer to, we commissioned a poll of 2,000 people.

To answer some of these questions, you really gotta know your target intimately.

Which begs the question: Can you really make sense of that much data?