Sentence examples similar to a question often said from inspiring English sources

It's a question often asked.

"It's not a question I get that often," said Dena Zemsky, the owner of On the Mark Locations.

"You have to ask yourself one question," he often says as he holds up a wallet or a watch that he has just swiped.

The Khalistan question, in general, is often said to be a far livelier political debate in Canada than in India, and the worst pre-9/11 terrorist attack in North America — the downing of Air India Flight 182 — was plotted by Sikh militants in British Columbia.

One of the first questions was: "Men are often said to be jealous, what do you think of this?" Was this a trick question?

Use a little humor: "I have the dumbest question of the day," I've often said to a receptionist when attempting to break through the keepers of the gate.

I've often said the question is not whether humans are delusional, but how delusional are we?

Einstein often said that the question that really consumed him was whether God had any choice in creating the world.

It's often said that the question, 'what if Google launches something similar?', is the kind of thing that keeps entrepreneurs up at night.

Even this rule is not applied with strict precision, for this Court has often said that "debatable questions as to reasonableness are not for the courts, but for the legislature..

My colleagues have often said to me, 'no, it is not a question you can ask'.