Sentence examples for the largest questions from inspiring English sources

So, in a way, despite all of the hours of talk, some of the largest questions were pushed off to next year, after Minnesotans choose a new governor and the politics simmer down.

Whereas Carver's slender stories are grounded in the banalities and oddities of ordinary life, Mr. Englander's tales use allegory and folkloric techniques (reminiscent of Isaac Bashevis Singer) to tackle the largest questions of morality and history.

(I mean, I wasn't under oath or anything, was I?) This is the sort of data on which the largest questions of diet and health are being decided in America today.

A mystery in which the largest questions are existential rather than procedural, "Aurora" involves a solitary man, played by Mr. Puiu himself with an increasingly disquieting stare, who about an hour into the film buys a gun and then, a half-hour later, fires it.

One of the largest questions that remain is the reason for the extinction of ichthyopterygians.

One of the largest questions we dealt with in relation to the design of program content for interactive television was how to provide interesting interactive content for future television viewers.

The largest question about Humphrey is concerned with the inner spirit of the man.

Perhaps the largest question is how much laws, and their language, matter.

The largest question mark for the Mets remains R. A. Dickey, their Cy Young Award-winning knuckleballer.

The largest question is whether there is political will to do it.

But perhaps the largest question looming over this settlement is how it will be policed.