Which begs a question: What will they fall down on?

It also begs a question about whether the government is changing its tune?

The report begs a question at the heart of the ambitious Clinton agenda: where will the money come from?

This begs a question as to what is democracy?

This, of course, begs a question: What does Bill want?

But that begged a question- if he wasn't on the cruiser, where was he?

Is this what is meant by begging a question?

His choreographed maneuvers were impressive, but they begged a question.

Have I used a vague adjective which begs a question rather than answering one?

-that begs a question few people are really willing to ask.

It also begs a question: Was Macdonald really that good?

That, he said, begs a question, "Why are we treating the entire breast?

And that was a sentence that begged a question.

That begged a question Kirk hadn't considered before.

Or beg a question the reader wants answered?

The results, experts say, beg a question: If times are so good, why would only 15 percent of emergency food sites see a drop in demand?

Those observations beg a question: Does a philosopher's zilch have anything to do with a physicist's?

Because in that case it's begging a question."

But this begs a question: What balance?

That begged a question: What's so different?

"Of course, that begs a question," Vigo pointed out.

Save for a mention of the enduring reality of 'the unknown', that was it - which begs a question.

Each qualitative foregrounding implicitly begs a question: what should have led the author to express himself in this exceptional way?

This begs a question.