Sentence examples for a smaller question from inspiring English sources

So perhaps we should start with a smaller question.

"If you ask a small question," he said, "you get a small answer".

A theory, however strongly you believe in it, inherently holds a small question mark.

Time to put another fag on, though this does rather put a small question mark alongside Dan Clayton's cigars tactic.

To begin with a small question that I trust is not a trivial or a petty one: how often have you met a self-described Kerry supporter?

"They're not going to be ringing me up to ask me a small question that they can get from the master tax guide.

Backstage, speaking to reporters about winning best original song for "Masterpiece," written for her film "W.E.," Madonna coiled a male reporter around her finger with a bat of her eyelashes and got a big laugh for answering a small question.

Despite going unbeaten this season, the triple world record holder has left a small question mark hanging over his capability to defend his 100m gold medal in Korea, having struggled to recapture his form of 2009 after picking up a season-ending injury last year.

A small question mark icon appears in the Stories module, as well, which will explain the feature's purpose, when hovered over with your cursor.

Now, this is not a small question, considering how I'm not even sure of the best ways for adults to help.

Except I do have a small question: How did the word "czar" morph from the title of a discredited autocrat half a world away to the description of a supposedly influential White House official?