Sentence examples for version of the question from inspiring English sources

That is one version of the question of our time.

That was the large-scale version of the question, but it was the selfish, small-scale versions that bothered her.

The future of same-sex marriage may well turn on which version of the question reaches the Supreme Court first.

"This is a particularly hard version of the question of how ordinary middle-size objects arise from the interaction of atoms and molecules," explains Bennett.

It is reasonable to ask Seizinger the skier a version of the question that Seizinger the parachutist asked herself: Why is she still doing this?

These trends can be seen in the A.N.E.S. data by examining the 1988 version of the question about flying the flag.

Phil Kessler of Vistage International, a leadership group for chief executives, points out that this version of the question comes off as condescending and even defeatist.

It's a version of the question that has defined her political career and that supplies her fury: What did you do in the class war?

But since we're especially interested in beings like us, people, this topic, this sub-specialized version of the question of identity, gets discussed under the rubric of the topic, personal identity.

It's hard for us forget that in the very first pilot study, using an earlier version of the questions, one couple did later marry.

For the M-CHAT, an electronic interactive version of the questions was available within the EHR.