Sentence examples for this whole question from inspiring English sources

"He really, literally, put the first numbers to this whole question," Mr. Cavanaugh said.

We are going to go on next time thinking about this whole question of reading and responsibilities of writing.

Did this whole question come up in the first place because he is prioritizing his work over your marriage?

"We are interested in this whole question of how we can use models to look at clever ways of implementing control mechanisms," Boots said.

"I'm fascinated by this whole question of why people are so ready to embrace abstraction in painting and yet still reject it in music.

This whole question of memory and reality is also explored in Town of Light, a forthcoming psychological adventure from Italian studio LKA.

But this begs the whole question.

He added: "This asks the whole question of whether the banks should be broken up.

This is the whole question," Brown said in an interview after wrapping up a day's worth of events and meetings in Washington.

To start wrapping up this reflection: the whole question of universal truth and a transcendent vantage point from which human needs are ranked ubiquitously may be wrong and it certainly evokes scholarly suspicion because of the fascist tendencies entailed in any totalizing perspective; in this I concur with Rorty.

I suspect the other side might point to Virginia and argue, 'This shows that the whole question of gerrymandering is not a legitimate concern.' And, in fact, it is.