Sentence examples for settling questions from inspiring English sources

But when asked about its importance, Steven Weinberg, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist at U.T., said, "Do you really need a sermon on why settling questions about the fundamental laws of nature are worth pursuing?" For Mr. Hill, 48, and Mr. Gebhardt, 46, even to be in position of rewriting the books is fortunate.

At the same time, there seem to be trivial arguments settling questions like this in the affirmative.

The innateness question was taken as a lynchpin in settling questions in morality, religion, epistemology, metaphysics, and so on.

Hence, Bok seeks to settle the free will problem by looking at the role of the concept of freedom from the point of view of a practical deliberator engaged in settling questions regarding how to act, how to live her life, what kind of person she wishes to be, etc.

Characteristic of the church in the 6th century were frequent councils to settle questions of doctrine and discipline.

The essential point of the Weber-Michels debate has not been settled; questions persist over the degree to which the pursuit of official goals characterizes organizational action.

And it settles questions about water claims that go back to 1855, when the government guaranteed the tribes wide-reaching fishing rights across much of western Montana.

In reality, Mr. Espada has failed for years to report campaign contributions and refused to settle questions about whether he actually resides in his own district.

Formerly settled questions are being upended; our politics lacks a shared narrative; our entertainment infantilizes us; our media leaves us enervated.

Ratified in 1952, the treaty reset Allied powers and Japan on a path toward friendly relations and to settle questions of war.

Constantine established the principle that emperors could not settle questions of doctrine on their own, but should summon instead general ecclesiastical councils for that purpose.