This is about all, except the mooted question of the broken sword.

This is another work on the much mooted question, the Negro problem.

The foregoing thoughts are prefatory to the much- mooted question of Mr. Lincoln's religious belief.

It arose, in part at least, from the general indisposition to stir up mooted questions.

Our author will not expect to find all readers agreeing with him upon such mooted questions.

And Mrs. Centlivre had this to say in her epilogue, upon the mooted question of feminine loquacity:

The extraordinary diversity of reports concerning the duration of pregnancy has made this a much mooted question.

The often mooted question, What is Imagination?

Whether or not this attack was a surprise, has been one of the mooted questions of the war.

Whether or not the good die young is still a mooted question, but certainly the athletic often do.

Those philosophers who like and expect to settle all mooted questions will take one or the other extreme.

He found Andy morosely replacing some broken strands in his cinch, and he went straight at the mooted question.

One of the first subjects reinvestigated and brought to proximal solution was the long- mooted question of the digestion of foods.

The constitutionality of this institution had been a mooted question from the day it was first proposed by Robert Morris.

Whether the Teutonic races are superior to the Latin races is a mooted question, subject to prejudiced points of view.

In a book such as this, mooted questions which involve such multitudinous detail and such unprovable argument cannot be discussed.