Sentence examples for questions in its from inspiring English sources

Its examination of the clash between Somali Muslims and rural Tennesseeans does not sugarcoat the kinds of conflicts that have bedeviled the country for centuries; it questions, in its way, what America means.

The Department for Education did not address many of these questions in its statement, but it did say: "We were already investigating this school before allegations became public.

After a few years of warnings by concerned professors, the American Bar Association is now studying whether it should refine the questions in its surveys in order to get more realistic and useful statistics for the U.S. News rankings.

But it leaves further frustration and existential questions in its wake.

So "A Deadly Adoption" left only questions in its wake.

The Aurora shooting has left scores of questions in its wake: was the tragedy preventable?

A recent NPR article asked the question in its headline, "Is it Safe for Medical Residents to Work 30-Hour Shifts?" I immediately shook my head in disbelief.

I've not yet seen the 1972 classic in question in its entirety because it isn't available on Hulu or Netflix.

With its mosaic of Christians and Muslim sects, Syria has posed the question in its starkest terms: Does it take a strongman to protect the community from the more dangerous, more intolerant currents in society?

But mainly it centers on the question in its title: "Who Wants to Shoot an Elephant?" Plenty of people do, it turns out.

And this year for the occasion, a British network decided to pose the question in its live weekly panel show, "Is it time to lay the Holocaust to rest?" Yes, its only a question, not a statement.