Sentence examples for really two questions from inspiring English sources

At bottom, there are really two questions that the chancellor asked the MPC to answer.

The truth is that the long deferred but now essential English question is really two questions.

This is really two questions, one about the short term and the other about the long term.

It's one of the biggest questions concerning faith, too big in fact, because it's really two questions, not one.

There are really two questions here.

As the ACA has rolled out, the question of whether these narrow networks serve patients well has devolved into really two questions.

Which movies deserve to be? Are these really two different questions?

I think what you pose above is really two separate questions: one about the law and the other about manners and ethics.

There are really only two questions for activists: what do you want to achieve?

So really only two questions need to be answered about "Lord of the Dance 3D," a film version of Mr. Flatley's popular stage show: Does whatever excitement this kind of spectacle holds transfer to film, and does the 3-D add anything?

Despite a long list of policy resolutions up for debate from the mundane (endorsing proportional representation) to the insane (annexing some Caribbean islands)—there were really only two questions that mattered.