Sentence examples for questions far more from inspiring English sources

John Gapper of the FT questions, far more courteously than I deserve, my recent assertion that letting Lehman Brothers fail was an "abysmally bad decision".

This would be true of questions far more obscure than a central decision of your party's last President — a President who happened to be your brother.

"Once again the untimely death of a rock star has posed questions far more complex and emotional than anything he wrote about," commented the Sydney Morning Herald.

More than that, A Naked Singularity poses moral questions far more thorny and vexing than most, and to some extent the disparate, centrifugal elements of the plot are tethered to one question.

After placing a call to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani and Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, the president surprised at least two White House aides by holding an impromptu news conference and answered a half-dozen questions, far more than usual.

As the title indicates, there are still plenty of unanswered questions, far more than just those enumerated here.

"In Australia, I get questioned far more from queer people than I do from general society.

The year before that we had Richard Sherman, whose vocal trashing of an opponent is, without question, far more disrespectful than all of Cam Newton's celebratory dances combined.

And for all the director's mischievous public pronouncements about being a "pornographer", the violence here, though sometimes almost unwatchable, is effectively questioned far more than in many another straight action film.

Labedzki says that the entire game gives the person asking the first question far more power.

The tendency to build walled gardens is evidently a deep-seated one, and one that should be questioned far more often than is currently the case.