Sentence examples for the remarkable question from inspiring English sources
Consider the remarkable question, posed recently by the Illinois congressman John Shimkus, of why men should subsidize prenatal care.
Contemporary spirituality also dares us to ask those we imagine to be our enemies this remarkable question: What hurts you so bad that you feel you have to hurt me in order to heal it?
The truly remarkable question we find ourselves asking is whether Trump will follow a court order.
One of the more remarkable questions Lonergan poses in "This Is Our Youth" is: How do you forge friendships in the modern urban environment, where detachment is a code of honor?
America now ponders two remarkable questions.
There were lots of remarkable questions during Jamie Dimon's Senate Banking Committee hearing -- remarkable mainly for how easy people were on the head of the largest bank in the United States.
In their brief opposing the stay, Mr. Gore's lawyers said the assertion that "a candidate for public office can be irreparably harmed by the process of discerning and tabulating the will of the voters" was surprising and "remarkable". The question of irreparable harm was evidently the question in contention for the justices today.
Moreover, as the critics point out, there are reasons to question what the remarkable growth in computer and electronics production really means.
That is a question for the remarkable and twisted mind of Mr. Williamson.
She has asked all the right questions about the remarkable transformation they have brought about in Florida's tomato fields including, how to expand it beyond Florida and agriculture". "This is a critically important book for social entrepreneurs, innovators, and change agents.
"Once there was a Hushpuppy," the narrator (herself the Hushpuppy in question, played by the remarkable Quvenzhané Wallis) informs us, and this 6-year-old girl, living in tough circumstances in a stretch of Louisiana bayou called the Bathtub, very much resembles the heroine of a fairy tale.
