Sentence examples for questions much larger from inspiring English sources

It suggests that the runway is increasingly a place to raise questions much larger than, "But who's going to wear that?" Sign up now to get the best of VICE Canada delivered straight to your inbox.

In fact, Dryden's reminder pleads a question much larger and much more controversial than the general public realizes: Do students, those below the age of eighteen and legal adulthood, have constitutional rights -- and if so, is it fair for school boards to dictate where those rights should be exercised?

If you obsessively record your life, as Mr. McElwee, 65, has done in journals and in searching cinematic self-examinations, such questions loom much larger than they do for those more inclined to shrug and let things go.

Just 31% told Harris interviewers they believed in astrology, but in answer to a National Opinion Research Center question, a much larger proportion, 57%, admitted having read a horoscope or personal astrology report.

The questions are so much larger now.

Mikael Cejtin took the question to a much larger scale and investigated how mining interests are altering Mongolian herders' relationship to the land.

Residents said they could swear that the pothole in question had been much larger at one point, and was, in fact, filled about two weeks ago -- only to open up once again after the latest snowstorm.

"In future we have to be stronger in burden sharing if we consider the fact that they [Turkey] have been virtually left alone in the past," she said, saying that the question of a much larger figure of €3bn had "played a role" during summit negotiations.

The law underscores much larger questions about the modern workforce -- questions like who works for whom, and how independent are independent contractors.

How Putin answers this question will be an indication of how he intends to answer much larger questions that await him in his third term.

But G.M. raises questions because of its much larger size.