Sentence examples for a question of utter from inspiring English sources

The forerunner of McCarthy looked at me as though I had asked a question of utter madness.

But the next day she planted a question of her own with a reporter so that she could utter another polite refusal of interest.

Whenever there is a question of usage, the research staff consults the Oxford English Dictionary, slang guides and online databases to determine whether an expression is documented from the era and could have been plausibly uttered.

As for Jamie Dimon, it raised the question of an utter failure of corporate governance and telling the truth too slowly.

In fact, "what are you getting me?" is a question uttered in millions of American homes where parents travel for work.

Start by asking a question, not uttering your opinion.

7 What question caused an expression of utter bafflement to pass across Colonel Gaddafi's face during a live interview from his tent in the desert?

These questions come at a moment of utter confusion about the Trump team's position on repealing the Affordable Care Act.

That Miliband asked such a question demonstrates, surely, his utter lack of closeness to her, a most enviable condition for a politician at present.

If they ask you a question, before you can utter three words of your answer they will break out upon you again and talk away".

"If they ask you a question, before you can utter 3 words of your answer, they will break out upon you again -- and talk away," he wrote.