Sentence examples for a kind of question from inspiring English sources

The music, too, starts in a kind of question mark.

Ian Rankin: There's a kind of question I want to answer, a theme I want to explore.

There is no need to answer that, dear reader, for it was a rhetorical question — a kind of question which requires no answer.

If you have ever seen the northern lights, you know they cause a wonder that is itself a kind of question.

It should be a kind of question that would insult you if your friend answered it in a certain way.

In order to prevent telescoping bias a survey should include a kind of 'screening' question that asks about crime prevalence in a longer period, preceding the actual question that asks about the period of investigation.

"You might say that asking 'Is someone black enough?' is a kind of rude question," said Roger W. Wilkins, a history professor at George Mason University.

She demonstrates with a lop-sided grimace that distorts her rather beautiful, open features into a kind of agitated question mark.

But you know it's funny, a lot of people will say, "what's Facebook's business model?" I always find that a kind of funny question.

When the talks were over I received much positive response but also a kind of trick question.

A: This is not a scientific kind of question.