Sentence examples for the nice question from inspiring English sources

It may be that he was mulling over the nice question of whether, in order to receive territorial domains and an annual stipend, Princess Fatima would have to relinquish her Afghan citizenship and become a citizen of the United States or whether it would be simpler for the government just to go ahead and waive these restrictions.

Those are the good questions, the nice questions we all want to be able to ask.

But the result, if derivatives have been pumping up the demand for assets, could be a sharp fall in asset prices.That makes the naughty or nice question hard to answer.

A nice question is whether the end result is moral students or students who develop skills enabling them to rationalize anything this side of cannibalism.

"That is such a nice question to answer, so much nicer than the ones in the past," Mickelson said.

If your 5-year-old asks how much money you make, and you make tons, then the appropriate reply is, "That is not a nice question".

"Nice question," says one reporter from the National.

"Can you tell us a little bit about what First Lady Melania Trump does for the country?" "Now that's what I call a nice question," Trump said, jabbing a finger in Mazza's direction.

Whether it's wise to sign up for Internet access for three years when the means of access is so rapidly changing is a nice question.

It is a nice question, however, whether, if our musical culture fell into the grip of anti-expressivist formalism – in the future or the past – it would be appropriate to exclude ourselves from the reference class of listeners appealed to by such theories as those of Davies and Levinson.

4. One nice question here is how fictionalism fares, as an option for the antirealist, as compared to other alternatives to an outright error theory, such as Blackburn's quasi-realism.