Sentence examples for Leading question from inspiring English sources
noun
A question that suggests the answer or that contains the information for which the examiner is looking.
Leading question is not is Google too big and mean, rather is Google being nice?
ADAM GOPNIK: Leading question, surely, though I share your love for Borges.
Meanwhile, the survey by two research firms, Music Ally and Leading Question, showed that Britons were adopting such services in large numbers.
A leading question is one that "leads" your conversation partner to speak at more length than a simple yes or no answer.
BREAKING: poll uses leading question, gets expected result.
The company tweeted out the leading question "Where will Surface go next?" along with an image of the full lineup — the Pro, Laptop, Book 2 and swiveling all-in-one Studio.
Or is this a leading question?
"Do we need GM?" is a polarising and leading question.
"That's a leading question," he said at one point.
"To answer Oliver Smiddy's completely objective and non-leading question," writes Johs Robinson.
