Sentence examples for really tough question from inspiring English sources

This is a really tough question.

I'm not sure, that's a really tough question.

It's actually a really tough question to answer, in part because "screen time" is a pretty rubbish concept.

Once again, the really tough question — how to bring revenues and spending into line over the long term — would be deferred.

"The interviewer was with a news magazine," Mr. Duffey said, "and his favorite tactic was to wait until his subject got really sweaty and then move in with a really tough question, so that the subject would look really panicked".

Did it show in the tendency to appear more wooden, less open, less engaging than I am in casual situations?" The she poses a really tough question to herself – one political leaders normally avoid.

And then the really tough questions begin.

He likes me!" and then I don't ask any really tough questions.'Hmm.mm..'... he pondered.

Liz is asking the really tough questions that we need to ask.

Gloria de Piero, the shadow equalities minister, backed Kendall, saying she was the one "asking the really tough questions".

Merryl H. Tisch, a member of the Board of Regents from New York City, said that while she believed that the procedures for reporting school crimes had tightened in recent years, "to the extent that any audit shows that there was a discrepancy, we need to investigate, ask really tough questions and make sure that the discrepancy is understandable".