Sentences with phrase «unreasonable question»

All of which brings us to a final, not unreasonable question: why pay for a 13 year - old game that's freely available on the web?

Her humor reveals itself in her anecdotes and punch lines, and in the turns of phrase she used to berate a friend's slip into Freudian terminology or answer a professor of English who asked what she considered unreasonable questions.

That was the unhelpful but not unreasonable question posed by former Home Secretary Jacqui Smith the other day as she likened Tian Tian's lengthy but unproductive pregnancy to the Labour leader's failure to produce a single policy of note despite a three year gestation.

And so, thoroughly wound up and effectively blunted by Miliband's obstinately unreasonable questioning, we come to the final act of this tragedy.

But to the degree to which The Public asking what, from a purely scientific viewpoint, might be Unreasonable Questions regarding time frames and attributions of specific phenomena, the standard Bag of Tricks seems strained.

It's not an unreasonable question.

It's not an unreasonable question, Bob Monks, founder of LENS Investment Management, told me.

There are at least two tofu turkey products (tofurkey and unturkey) and many people eat them, so this is not an unreasonable question given that many will answer «yes».

But it is not an unreasonable question to ask, «How are they effective?»

Putting it all together, it's not an unreasonable question to ask.

Rupert Cornwall recently asked if Romney was the most inept candidate for the Presidency ever, which given recent events is not an unreasonable question.

Pressed on how long he thought Mrs Miller would stay in her job, he replied: «I think that is an unreasonable question to ask.»

It's not an unreasonable question to ask.

Since Carnegie's subjects range from the relatively benign, isolated nature painting — along with the brooding architectural structures that often occupy the landscape, such as a gateway into a cemetery — to intimate little studies of excellently formed female asses, this is not an unreasonable question.

These may not be unreasonable questions.

That's not an unreasonable question to ask oneself in 2018, and Black Mirror (originally broadcast on British Channel 4, before being acquired by Netflix) is an wildly entertaining, if depressing, answer to that question.

This is not an unreasonable question, because at first blush they seem to be pretty similar devices, save for the Kid Proof Case that ships with the Kids Edition.