Sentence examples for a question offer from inspiring English sources

When a teacher asks a question, offer to answer it.

If you're asked a question, offer a clear answer and make sure to use only one text.

It was a question offered metaphorically, since she doesn't sleep much, anyway, but she understood what I meant, and she said that she doesn't.

— JACKIE CALMES A religion question offered an interesting insight into the broad range that is represented by the Republican candidates.

I've been asked more than once, "Have you ever tried not being a Bengals fan?" It's a fair question, offered by those who have my mental health in mind.

Explanation cannot be reduced to that content, though, since explanation cannot occur unless an appropriate question, offered in a particular context, is provided.

A final question offered the only light note in an otherwise tense showdown.

People who submitted a question would offer a bounty in the form of a virtual currency known as "Mahalo Dollars".

First, find out what their legitimate need is by asking a question, then offer an alternative with words as well as a physical demonstration.

Don't be afraid to say you don't know the answer to a question, and offer to look it up for them later or put them in touch with someone who might know.

For example, if you're having a conversation, it's one thing to ask a question or offer your opinion, but it's rude to push the matter when someone has expressed discomfort (verbally or non-verbally) about the subject.