Sentence examples for turned on the question from inspiring English sources

Both Mayor Dannel Malloy and Mrs. Aposporos's lawyer, John Wayne Fox, agreed that the New London ruling does not affect Curley's because the 2002 decision by the state Supreme Court that went against the city turned on the question of whether the 54-year-old diner was a form of community "blight," and not on the city's right to seek eminent domain.

The debate on the sports talk show turned on the question of whether more should have been expected of McQueary.

Such was the absence of ideology in this campaign that coverage at one point turned on the question of whose previous banking connection, Riordan's 1st Business or Woo's Cathay, had resulted in fewer minority loans.

It turned on the question of whether Mississipp's 5 Congressmen were Constitutionally entitled to occupy their seats because of the almost total disenfranchisement of Miss.

A fascinating subplot of the Brexit anxiety has turned on the question of Turkey and the possibility of its eventual membership in the E.U.

The religious doubts of his time all turned on the question of how you could have faith in an absurd universe, a world without order.

The answers turn on the question of who I believe Jesus is, so it's fair to tell you before we begin our pilgrimage.

A lot turns on the question.

The intrigue itself turns on the question of the death of Mulholland's former colleague.

The argument turns on the question of how you define Minimalism.

Entrapment turns on the question: were the accused predisposed toward violence?