Sentence examples similar to a question one often hears from inspiring English sources

That's an argument one often hears.

I remember distinctly when Nigeria adopted its national space policy in 2001 someone turning to me in the BBC newsroom and saying, "what on Earth does Nigeria need a space programme for?" It's a question you often hear directed at India as well as it pursues its ambitions in orbit.

This is not a question concertgoers often hear.

I wanted to answer a question I often hear: which e-reader or tablet is the best for reading books?

"Have the media learned anything since 2016?" is a question I often hear from the hopeful and the righteous.

Richardson says the question he often hears – "why should I pay you to do this?" – is therefore a valid one.

One question I often hear from readers when I write about gender and jobs is why it matters if jobs become more equal — why we care if there are more female engineers or male nurses.

(When the Knicks chose him fourth, this past summer, fans booed; another question Zack often hears from Latvian reporters: "What do you think about Knicks fans changing their minds about Porzingis?") Perhaps because he didn't stick around long, he never had a nickname in his home country.

Why not just save the money and invest it, and then use the money for care of needed? is a common question I often hear.

It's a good question, one I hear a version of fairly often.

My son signaled that this sidewalk conversation should end, all the questions he often hears asked as if he weren't there but (I hope) not answered in the same way.