Sentence examples for tell the question from inspiring English sources

2. Once the decision is made to tell, the question remains: where and how?

As best scientists can tell, the question with sea level is not whether it is going to get to three feet and then five feet of increase, but merely whether it will happen in this century or the next.

Since the military did openly discriminate through the policy of "don't ask, don't tell," the question arose whether Kagan's law school would allow the military to recruit on campus.

As far as I can tell, the question of Scottish independence has always only been debated politically.

As far as we can tell, the question of whether intolerable suffering is a sufficient or only a necessary precondition for initiating palliative sedation is left unsolved in the EAPC framework.

Luckless reporters who were sent to interview her and sought some revealing quote would be told, "The question is dismissed" or simply "No".

Last week it was Ed Miliband referring to the idea of having to go into a "darkened room" with Nick Clegg, telling the Question Time audience: "I don't like the sound of that," he oo-erred, "for a whole range of reasons".

Last night David Cameron announced his first "red line" when he told the Question Time audience that his commitment to holding an EU referendum was non-negotiable in any post-election coalition discussions.

"I will never apologise... for having stepped up to the plate in a plucky and brave way," he told the Question Time election special.

"I'm going to spend the next seven days flat out for victory... rather than have the manifesto bartered away in a dark room," he told the Question Time election special.

When corrected and told the question referred to his character in his new film, Banderas quickly says, "Oh, he's a monster, a psychopath.