Sentence examples for the recurring question from inspiring English sources

The recurring question is whether Turkey should look East or West.

With Mr. Wool, the recurring question becomes not only "Is that a painting?" but also "Is that actually painted?" And the answer often is: No, not strictly speaking.

Republicans and Democrats will most likely revisit the recurring question of revenues versus spending cuts when those two months are up.

The recurring question among the politicians I encountered was this: how can he still be allowed to compete in the Tour?

Along this particular red carpet, the recurring question was not "who are you wearing?" but "what do you think about Rob Gronkowski's ankle injury?" Jeff Saturday was asked about Gronkowski's ankle.

In response to the recurring question: "How much of this book is about your own life?" Jay Caspian Kang itemizes the truth and fiction in his novel, "The Dead Do Not Improve".

One of the recurring questions – posed by a funeral-parlour burglar and by a psychic – is whether destiny exists.

One of the recurring questions, of course, was: Whaaaa????? Why would the Suns, a team built on speed and stacked with veterans, trade for a middle-aged man who runs as fast as climate change?

The recurring questions which often prevent the standardised use of the PDS are peak independence and threshold selection.

One of the recurring questions in designing dynamic control environments is whether providing more information leads to better operational decisions.

One of the recurring questions facing on-demand and "sharing economy" services is whether normal people will actually use them.