Sentence examples for quite another question from inspiring English sources

Replacing a player of Essien's qualities is quite another question.

But whether the culture will survive is quite another question.

Whether the underlying process of learning is the same for both is quite another question.

But it is quite another question whether the states will go along with a reform of Germany's "financial constitution".

Whether President Assad is willing or able to do that is quite another question - the big one.

How best to invest in the region is quite another question.

It is quite another to question the memory of a white male Olympian who was a disciple of Billy Graham.

Whether he intends this to be quite so ludicrous is another question.

Whether the new pattern is innocuous or just not quite as bad is another question (Chen et al., 2006b).

Whether future shareholders will ever be quite as pleased, though, is another question.

This performance, once it comes to a head, even earns her a standing ovation from the cast (whether those audience members with very young children felt quite the same way is another question).