Sentence examples for questions which of from inspiring English sources

The reason I love the novel is that Thackeray is asking the ultimate yogic questions: Which of us is happy in the world?

At this point the suspense is confined to a fairly routine set of comic questions: Which of the cryptic young "natives" on horseback will befriend Finn?

"I know what it's like for a guy like Chris to be in the middle of a Tour to deal with the constant questions which of course he is," said the American on Wednesday.

This is where leadership comes in and you have to ask the questions: which of the candidates raises themselves above the morass of the current arguments?; who is the statesman with the cool head who can be relied upon to lead us through choppy waters, with the authority and respect to work with those of opposing parties?

Additionally, this paper questions which of the two – shade or wind velocity – has greater influence on outdoor thermal sensation in the urban areas along the Israeli Mediterranean seashore.

We also emphasized that every phylogeny represents a hypothesized answer to the questions, "Which of the taxa being studied share relatively recent common ancestors?

And again the question: "Which of these images contains a shopfront?" And so the morning ebbed.

Smith managed to ask these beings a question: Which of all the sects was right?

Question: which of the following, in your nightmare version of New York, would you rather find yourself trapped in?

But the early pioneers of what would become Israel faced a politically charged question: which of their languages should dominate?

It is also another way of avoiding the dangerous question: which of them do you actually prefer?