Sentence examples for says a question from inspiring English sources

Yet it is not, he says, a question of cost benefit analysis or increasing profits for corporations: "There is a moral justification to this.

It is also, he says, a question of resisting pressure to engage in forums that, for the novelist, can only undermine the task at hand.

"By coming to our office and allowing us to prepare your tax return, you will have the opportunity to provide certain tax return information to BillFloat," says a question and answer on the Facebook site.

My colleague Paul Valdes, a professor of climate modeling at the University of Bristol, says a question from the media made him think of a completely new method for modeling past climates and has already led to five papers and new collaborations.

Or is it, say, a question of time?

"Happy," he said, a question on the edge of his voice.

It is, he said "a question of respecting other people's film traditions.

Memorably, Mr. Obama said a question about whether the legalization of marijuana would stimulate the economy was among the most popular questions in advance of his online meeting last year.

"They say a question lives forever, until it gets the answer it deserves," Monáe said in an address to the crowd according to The Guardian.

For example, he said, a question like "Do you send money back home?" was ripe for misinterpretation.

But Roig publicly insisted he had sacked his manager on principle; it was, he said, a question of "honour".