Sentence examples for a question was put from inspiring English sources

"You're surprised by this?" exclaimed Turnbull when a question was put to him by a reporter.

A question was put to all four groups: should we stop giving aid to Kenya?

Without saying the word, and by means of a common term that refers to the word by its first letter, a question was put to the students.

Recently, a question was put to Atwood: What if Virgil had sung, at the beginning of the Aeneid, not of arms and the man but of arms and the ants?

A question was put to Apple during the call about whether Apple had ever signed a piece of software to assist in the de-encryption of information or extraction of said information from an iPhone.

The question is whether the sisters are "living in fidelity" to the religious life — a question being put to nuns in no other nation.

He recounts how, a week before September 11th, a hypothetical question was put to him by Dennis Prager, an American talk-show host.

Later, a similar question was put to Memphis Coach John Calipari.

Labour's 16-point deficit represents a substantial widening of the six-point gap found the last time a similarly worded question was put in February 2013.

The question was put to a class from a Brooklyn high school: Had they ever given a moment's thought to their school building?

When the question was answered by students, fewer misconceptions showed up when the question was described by a picture, which can raise emotions as when the question was put in a linear form.