Sentence examples for the mere question of from inspiring English sources

SUCH turns in history force an investigation beyond the mere question of right and wrong.

"He ain't faking," said Heat Coach Erik Spoelstra, rushing into a defensive posture at the mere question of James's recuperative prowess.

There is far more at stake in leaving the single market than the mere question of whether or not Labour wins the next election.

Winning matters to them now in a visceral way far beyond the mere question of Britain better in or out of the EU.

The mere question of where Wasserman Schultz planned to go allegedly violates Florida's "Freedom to Travel" statute.

You can ask people to think outside of boxes, but the mere question should tell you the shape you're in.

To a person, each looked uncomfortable with the mere question.

A larger question in Asia, meanwhile, is whether the mere questioning of a remarkable achievement by an Asian swimmer smacks of racism.

If the weakness of the signal is not a mere question of statistical power one can think of a number of reasons for this pattern.

In other words, the distinction between near and far cannot be reduced to a mere question of centimetres, as if our brain were calculating the distance that septes our body from objects in absolute terms only.

A simple apology is inadequate, and a fine would trivialise his misconduct by treating it as a mere question of monetary restitution".Mr Ford's suggestion is that the House should conclude a preliminary inquiry by the end of the year and should then summon the president to appear "not at the rostrum familiar to viewers from moments of triumph" but in the well of its chamber.