Sentence examples for takes this question from inspiring English sources

The case of Manti Te'o, the Notre Dame linebacker and finalist for college football's highest honor, and his fake dead girlfriend takes this question to a whole new level.

British Prime Minister David Cameron takes this question so seriously, in fact, that he has commissioned a national survey next Spring, to find out what makes citizens of "Merry Old England" happy.

Take this question of Europe.

"People are taking this question absolutely seriously," Mr. Libbey said.

I took this question so seriously I lost hours to it.

Brahimi, persisting with the charade, took this question to the Syrians, who replied, "We have no women and children.

An advocate of "reading in slow motion," Mr. Brower asked, simply: "What is it like to read this?" Mr. Poirier took this question seriously.

I'll spare you the old beauty-is-in-the-eye-of-the-beholder line and take this question at, er, face value.

On Thursday, when asked about the revelations by the Guardian, a foreign ministry spokesman said: "My colleague has already taken this question.

In this study, I take this question to the data.

They take this question at face value: there are truths, and the question to be answered concerns their nature.