Sentence examples for questions that much from inspiring English sources

One of the questions that much intrigued the programme's producers was what had happened to the British love for the underdog, never letting the desire to do well become a ruthless pursuit of victory in the way, shall we say, the Australians have always been rather good at?

He favors questions and gestures over assertions, and when he does make assertions, they tend to be phrased as questions: "That much, still, / is true, isn't it?" Though Phillips often skirts the line between indeterminacy and mere vagueness, he usually manages to stay on the right side of it, and his poems are enriched by their ambivalence.

The question of how to interpret this little paragraph, and thus settle the question of whether the Skeptic has any beliefs, is the question that much contemporary scholarship concerning Sextus has focussed on (see for instance the papers collected in Burnyeat and Frede 1997; with Fine 2000; Barnes 2007; Perin 2010b), yet there does not seem to be a consensus.

Wilder claims pass with even less substantiation, like his assertion that the O.J. Simpson trial raised questions that were "much more serious than the questions that are involved in an election".

Moreover, if you listen well, then you will ask questions that are much more perceptive.

Ask the Olympic question and that much is abundantly clear.

The analysis summarizes the questions that have received much attention to date, and those that are less addressed.

These are questions that will catalyze much of our work this coming year.

When and how domestication proceeded during the history of modern humans are intriguing questions that have attracted much attention from researchers in natural and cultural sciences.

Avoid questions that require too much thinking.

Since Nietzsche, nobody has questioned positivism with that much passion.