Sentences with phrase «thing in question»

One of the big things in question for The Godfather on the 360 is of course the look of the game, which people were hoping to get a big overhaul.

Performance — Let's talk about the main thing in question — the 2.0 - litre Ingenium oil - burner.

But the award was really made last year in August when the courts recognized Premier's salvage rights to the objects, with the only thing in question being how the salvage rights were to be paid.

So, I guess all that matters is if the thing in question has value in our society.

... Pharaoh's eternal destiny is not the thing in question (Baxter, Explore the Book, VI: 88 - 89).

Furthermore, if the thing in question is not an absurdity, if it does not necessarily fail to exist, as, for example, a round square does, then it necessarily exists.

I can understand what you mean by the term you use and at the same time can have a different definition for that term and we can still hold a conversation about the thing in question.

Or are we to accept Hartshorne's contention that in such cases we are just ignorant of the manner in which causal conditions have rendered the thing in question logically impossible?

But seriously, if the doctors says the things in question don't cause abortions, then what Hobby Lobby believes shouldn't even matter.

And the ultimate settler of things — when the things in question are politically ultimate things, constitutional things — should be a nonpolitical body.

Across the Atlantic, President Obama is trying to get a stimulus package agreed with people who will only agree to the state doing things when the thing in question involves electrifying someone to death.

Nyong» o has spoken of her delight at getting the opportunity to play computer - generated characters, telling Buzzfeed of the «liberation in being able to play in a medium where my body was not the thing in question.»

The thing in question?

In the learning about approach, instead of teaching how to do the thing in question, we teach about it.

The things in question are not tied to hardware issues at all.

It's a fairly common misconception, one usually found on teh Internetz, but disappointing merely means that the thing in question did not -LSB-...]

It's a fairly common misconception, one usually found on teh Internetz, but disappointing merely means that the thing in question did not live up to your expectations, whatever those may have been, therefore it's entirely possible for a game to be outstanding, but still ultimately disappointing.

The things in question are paintings, drawings, collages and etchings that he produced in the 1970s, before he became in the 1980s a celebrated neo-conceptual artist known for appropriating — and offering commentaries on — images from advertising and elsewhere.

The power of these paintings lies in their ambiguity, and is where Takenaga stakes out her own unique territory, nimbly making reference to familiar objects and spaces while simultaneously placing our sense of those things in question.

An interesting question in the chain of evidence: how good is a copy of an ephemeral thing, and possibly an obfuscated thing, where the thing in question is a malleable collection of electrons with no glaringly obvious way to authenticate it.

Also known as a «representativeness error» because the individual believes (incorrectly) that the thing in question «represents» something when, in actuality, it does not.