Sentence examples for this question recurs from inspiring English sources

JG: I believe this question recurs at all stages of one's career.

Children cannot bring themselves up, and children cannot bring up children (in Lord of the Flies the question recurs: "are there any adults?").

But the question recurs, what are alliances for?

It is not "Can any of us imagine better?" but "Can we all do better?" Object whatsoever is possible, still the question recurs, "Can we do better?" The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present.

Indeed, the question recurring throughout this slim novel is: "What is a life?" Bishop resumed writing fiction after a 50-year hiatus on the day after she was told that she had cancer.

While watching this – in fact any of his films – the same question recurs: why aren't we talking about Ray more?

The question recurs apropos a desperately ingratiating Urs Fischer exhibition at the New Museum.

So the same distracting question recurs throughout a meal here: Does serious food in the United States really still need a French benediction?

The question recurs throughout the first section of the book, and every time it is fraught — as quotidian exchanges so often are — with claims to knowledge, assertions of authority, bids for love.

The question recurs throughout the first section of the book, and every time it is fraught as quotidian exchanges so often are with claims to knowledge, assertions of authority, bids for love.

As Northampton reflected on another away victory against a potential title rival and a year in which they won the Premiership and remain its strongest side, one question recurs: how will they replace Samu Manoa, who is joining Toulon in the summer on a four-year contract?