Sentence examples for questions that do from inspiring English sources

So these are questions that do weigh.

Sometimes people do ask questions that do not reflect their views.

The chief philosophical questions that do grow up are those that leave home.

Those may be questions that do not have answers, but there is no doubt that such a tendency exists.

Regardless of the legal outcome, Hatfill's case poses uncomfortable journalistic questions that do not have easy answers.

Yet, he said, the value his firm will bring to the selection process may be in the questions that do not have simple yes or no answers.

But, of course, there are many interesting questions that do not fit into that category, like what is the nature of God.

But we are missing something if we say, as you do, that the "chief philosophical questions that do grow up are those that leave home".

Before Fukushima, it moved to put the multiple meltdown issue into a category called "generic safety issues," which are questions that do not fit neatly into the agency's regulatory framework.

The questions that do remain is what's going to happen to the various government contracts in countries such as Greece and Malaysia to equip schools with netbooks - or whether those contracts have finished, or been discontinued.

WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 11 PUBLIC EDITOR The recent exoneration of Steven J. Hatfill in the 2001 anthrax attacks poses uncomfortable journalistic questions that do not have easy answers.