Sentence examples for questions grow from inspiring English sources

And the questions grow louder.

Such questions grow more urgent as we fill our homes – and bodies – with sensor-studded, actuating surveillance robots.

We deal now with the question of representation: What does it mean that the artist is yawning and will yawn more and more, as questions grow increasingly personal?

As problems and questions grow, most surgeons are abandoning the all-metal hips, saying they are unwilling to expose new patients to potential dangers when safer alternatives — mainly replacements that combine metal and plastic components — are available.

Thinking of his brother, Grisha, who was deported, without warning, in the twenties, the father asks, "Why didn't we talk?" Life is "quick, speedy, like a winter day"; questions grow faster than the time you have to answer them.

Those who, still enslaved, ask themselves these bitter questions grow frenzied in the asking, because those whom they envy have not only made their getaway but have left their work to be done by replacements, inexpert and themselves heartsick because they are not free to pass over to peace.

His questions grew more pointed.

I started asking myself questions growing up in my Muslim community.

As the questions grew more pointed, Clemens kept talking but slowly began walking away.

His incessant questions grew tedious and I would occasionally make up a silly answer.

"Once you get into the details of how counties conduct their elections, the lists of questions grows and grows and grows," said one Republican official.