We found over 1000 examples of how to use question in an English sentence.
Sentences 976 to 1000 of 1000.
| # | Sentence | |
|---|---|---|
| 976. | What kind of question is that, Tom? | |
| 977. | This question is like asking a parent which child they love more. | |
| 978. | I didn't understand the purpose of the question at all. | |
| 979. | I'm afraid this is an incorrect formulation of the question. | |
| 980. | It's a good question. I will try to give a good answer. | |
| 981. | There is no one right answer to this question. | |
| 982. | Perhaps he had an argument with his wife, but it's out of the question that he hit her. | |
| 983. | The second question is needed to provide an answer to the first one. | |
| 984. | That was not my question. | |
| 985. | Tom made no attempt to answer the question. | |
| 986. | The future is one big question mark. | |
| 987. | Without the idea of God there is no clever answer to the question about the reason for the existence of the universe. | |
| 988. | The question can only be interpreted a single way. | |
| 989. | There's no reply to that question immediately. | |
| 990. | It's a question for the public. | |
| 991. | There's a question for the public. | |
| 992. | You're asking me a question I can't answer. | |
| 993. | You may answer the question. | |
| 994. | Why is it out of the question? | |
| 995. | Why did you ask that question? | |
| 996. | What's your next question? | |
| 997. | What's the first question that comes to your mind? | |
| 998. | What's the answer to my question? | |
| 999. | What kind of a question is that? | |
| 1000. | Well, that's a difficult question. |