Sentence examples for a simple question would be from inspiring English sources

"A simple question would be something like 'do you believe same-sex couples should be able to marry'".

Yet Mr. Smith remains uncertain about a simple question: Would he be as safe as an able-bodied person in a crash?

To me, it comes down to a simple question:  Would you rather be the commercial that airs during a TV show, or would you rather be the TV show itself?

Ask yourself a simple question: Would the world be a better place without Matt Ridley?

Then say this sentence: "It's a simple question: Would you eat the moon if it were made of ribs?" As they wheel you to a nursing home, laugh about how badly these 15-year-olds are missing out.

They asked a simple question, "Would you fancy a cup of tea?" It's amazing how this simple act of kindness inspired the country, the community and the Prime Minister.

A simple question would have elicited the truth.

A simple answer to this question would be to generate native mononucleosomes from the olfactory epithelium and show that FLAG-H2BE is incorporated in these nucleosomes, or that it can be co-immunoprecipitated with histones H3 and H4 again from native nucleosomal preparations.

Though the answer to their question would be simple—"I dropped out of school because of mental illness"—the idea of telling this to someone terrified me.

This special report will ask how banks should be run and regulated so that the next time boom turns to bust the outcome will be less miserable for all concerned.If the crisis were simply about the creditworthiness of underlying assets, that question would be simpler to answer.

Then he asked them a simple question: They would be paid two hundred rupees for their participation (about two days' wages for an unskilled worker); did they want to anonymously donate any of those earnings to the temple?