Sentence examples for a surprising question from inspiring English sources
"What a well-developed and, you know, a surprising question!" She went on: "Anthony Weiner has joined the race for mayor, as is his right to do.
Eric asked a surprising question: "One thing I was wondering is if any of these paleontologists you've talked to have given their argument of why paleontology is important".
"Do you like this?" Sokolow asked him of her work the day he auditioned, a surprising question that she asked all dancers trying out for her company.
It turns out that none of these questions has an obvious answer: the nuances of translation and the cultural expectations placed upon it are seemingly unending.Then Mr Bellos asks a surprising question: could we do without it?
HAVE you ever wanted to commit murder?" asked the novelist Jane Stanton Hitchcock -- a surprising question coming from a woman sitting in a genteely appointed East Side duplex near Gracie Square with a commanding river view.
Because of arguments advanced by the family's lawyers, the court is facing a surprising question that ventures into complicated religious and cultural territory: Who should the courts consider to be the "family" of a Roman Catholic priest?
"Suddenly, Senator Kennedy, seated directly across from me, looked at me with his alert, aristocratic eyes and asked me a most surprising question.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS--Amidst all the drudgery, the manuscript submission forms of many journals ask authors a simple but surprising question: Are there any individuals you would like to suggest or exclude as potential reviewers?
H. Carl McCall, the state comptroller, was discussing his campaign for governor at a seminar in Lower Manhattan the other morning when a member of his invited audience of young Democrats offered up a sweeping, if not surprising, question: What were the principles and vision of his candidacy?
On a sobering note last week, one surprising question mark has been over whether the Aug. 2 deadline set by Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is a real firm date?
As Ms. Jarrett, flanked by Secret Service and young staffers expertly rushing her away from reporters with outstretched recorders, exited a Bloomberg breakfast panel, a reporter from the celebrity-stalking Web site shouted out the most surprising question of the morning, hand-held video camera at the ready.
