Sentences with phrase «worthy question»

The film raises worthy questions about how a celebrated artist's iconic status affects his Socialist political convictions.

For me, all the controversy has stirred up a few worthy questions.

The last Labour leadership contest was dull, dull, dull: dominated by seemingly endless staid hustings where contenders took it in turns to answer one worthy question after another from audiences made up of loyal party members.

(b) The court holds that you failed to establish the existence of a trial - worthy question of fact on your hostile work environment claim because Father Nutt's behavior did not rise to the level of actionable hostile work environment sexual harassment.

Those are worthy questions, perhaps given greater resonance than if an MP or member of the press had merely invoked the idea of someone like Neil.

I was asking good questions, worthy questions — about creation, science, biblical interpretation, gender, religious pluralism, heaven and hell — but I was angry with those not asking these questions along with me; I wanted to force them into my season.

PMQs was a rather tepid affair - Ed Miliband clearly felt he couldn't ask about the Health & Social Care Bill again, and that's the only topic he really feels comfortable with, so he opted for some non-partisan questions about Afghanistan and some worthy questions about the Riot Damages Act.

A worthy question, and one that might well be directed at this movie, a hectic two - hour whirlwind of musical, visual and narrative artifice.

So it struck me as a worthy question to ask: Are charter schools and other schools of choice serving their fair share of boys and young men?

A worthy question to answer, isn't it?

It was a worthy question and one that was answered beautifully in this book.

It all constitutes a worthy question: which is better, to ease the immediate burden of a cap and trade (or even a carbon tax) by using the funding it generates to offer rebates or tax breaks?