But we have to ask

And we can ask ourselves if the universe had an origin, would we be able to tell it?

Yet we are left to ask when will the time for major political change come?

We must briefly ask ourselves, as we have done in Peru, whether we have much to celebrate.

Rather, we should question whether, in a world in which 25,000 impoverished children die unnecessarily every day, another concert hall is what the world needs.

Yet, given the sheer scale of military spending today, one can wonder if it is rational.

We wonder if the theory of risk assessment could be applied to space debris.

Otherwise, we must question whether the United Nations has a genetic predisposition or deficiency that it may have inherited from the League of Nations.

And then of course we have to wonder what happens when that somebody else is in a bad mood, or sick, or impotent.

But we have to ask Is it possible that our universe is just a plume off of some greater history?

We are wondering if we might not perhaps be able to do a little bit better.

Please. We should have stayed away. We should never have come back to Manderley.

We shouldn't put up with this.

We wonder whether, if this trend continues, it is advisable for ever greater responsibilities to be concentrated in the Security Council.

Now you might wonder, how can people fit in a tiny village only this big?

Given the facts on the ground created by Israel, there are justified doubts about whether a two state solution is feasible at all.

In short, before asking ourselves whether or how we will be tolerant, we should determine whether or how we ourselves are tolerated.

Right tunnel!

We had to wait now and see what happened.

We never should have left the Mississippi.

We never should have left the Mississippi.

What we had to say, we've already said.

Yes! That's right!

The question is whether change will be forced upon us by a crisis or result from careful, democratic deliberation and debate.

We in Turkey have been tackling the question of whether Islam can coexist with Western democracy for more than 150 years.

Whether Hatoyama and his colleagues have the wherewithal to achieve these aims remains an open question.

We have to wonder, first of all, whether the media are wrong.

I know.

Now, when we already have all the wealth we need, we are right to wonder whether the costs of capitalism are worth incurring.

We shouldn't have.

Oh, the Commendatore, he shouldn't have bothered.

We have to forget, if we are to go on living.

Looking through the lens of resilience, we really question how we've let ourselves get into a situation that's so vulnerable.

The Nordic countries wondered, however, whether that concrete element of criminal law ought to be considered further in relation to provisions concerning the legal consequences of international crimes of States.

It will really make us question what it is to be a human being.

Thus, to test or not to test is not the first question that needs to be answered.

It remains to be seen whether today s leaders will do the same.

We really do need to ask whether Obama is trying to play a China card to shift the electoral scales in his favor.

We would question, therefore, whether the real goal of this draft resolution is the establishment of a nuclear weapon free zone covering the high seas.

If that is the future we want, we should stride toward it with full awareness and a sense of purpose, not meander carelessly until we fall into a hole, look up, and wonder how we got there.

I tell you, we never should have left the Mississippi.

It has, it seems, become fashionable to question whether the United Nations system is well adapted to the new changing situations that confront us and whether it is equipped to meet the challenges of the twenty first century.

If he's so anxious about us, why didn't he come himself?

We've got to see if

However, it is only legitimate to ask whether the results are proportionate to the efforts made.