Sentence examples for the searching question from inspiring English sources
For Shel Wallman, a co-editor of the Jewish Sports Review, the searching question, if rather high profile, was not uncommon: should Ralph Branca, historic goat, get to join the magazine's list of official Jewish athletes?
The prize-winning head of this canine academy works to a five-stage programme of subjugation and puts the searching question: "Do you want an animal or a friend?" The family's well-ordered life starts to unravel when Dad brings, blindfolded from factory to home, his firm's security officer, the pretty Christina.
So you also have to ask, did he ever ask the searching questions that anyone else would think were obvious?
He once described the aesthetic program of the Fourth Symphony as "that of the searching questions of 'What?' and 'Why?' which the spirit of man asks of life".
Among the searching questions prompted are these: How many low-income students fail to strive because they feel as if their family doesn't have the resources to help them become successful?
"At least we'd know where we are and ask the searching questions we'd all want to ask, now I don't know when we'll get the chance," he added.
Do you want me to say that?" It was all said perfectly calmly but with the air of a man who could probably reel off a list of the searching questions he would be asked should he leave Kiev in the small hours of Wednesday morning a loser.
From the outset of his tenure as vice president, Biden had come to view himself as the one who asked the unpleasant and searching question — who "upset the apple cart," as he put it.
Liverpool closed out the win to leave Arsenal facing the most searching questions of their impressive season.
The princess went on television to give answers to the most searching questions about her life in a BBC programme that was sold around the world.
But he pales beside his beloved, a student named Nadia (Leem Lubany), whose dark eyes, in a film full of interrogation, ask the most searching questions of all.
