Sentence examples for a question of this sort from inspiring English sources

Work on a question of this sort would sit well with Mr Henderson's former employer, the OECD.

A question of this sort should only ever be asked if there is good evidence, as distinct from hearsay, that you might be guilty.

HIS theological and political leanings notwithstanding, Bishop Alfred Johnson is often asked a question of another sort.

And so if university numbers were to come down I would say this is just a question of naturally sorting itself out.

Ejiofor: It's always a question of sort of seeing yourself inside it, for me.

"It is not a question of you sorting out your future, or diving off for medicals.

This is a pity: constitutional questions of this sort go far beyond the turmoil of day-to-day politics, and deserve measured and thoughtful responses.

It was now just a question of sorting out the practicalities.

Since we think about categories and through categories, it is pertinent for a philosopher to ask questions of this sort.

Why not?" I grew up as a Jehovah's Witness, and questions of this sort definitely hit home.

It is not clear, however, that asking ambiguous questions of this sort is a useful enterprise, since different respondents will in effect be answering different questions.