Sentence examples similar to a two way question from inspiring English sources

"I can answer this question a million ways — frontwards, backwards, sideways and anything else," Ryan said when pressed about Tebow.

The structure means that the pace of the episode is unrelenting, shifting from one murder to the next as characters give each other sidelong glances that could be interpreted a million ways and raising just as many questions as it bothers to answer.

Our study in early arthritis assessed morning stiffness in two ways: the questions related to the duration and the severity (on a VAS).

One way the question is answered — or perhaps finessed — is by the optimistic, encouraging tone that tends to sneak in at the end.

One way to question this argument is to suggest that even if one cannot add to the value of the universe, meaning plausibly obtains merely by being the source of value.

The most successful of these tests follow a few standard formats (forced choice, or forcing you to answer a question one way or the other; checklists; multiple choice) and are not overly long.

(P3) Once women had an understanding of the concept of overdiagnosis they began to refer to experts in two ways: first to question how scientists know that this phenomenon exists and then to express their trust in health experts.

The first time a girl came to take me to the movies, my mother was right there and grilled her with a million questions, the way she would've done with any boy.

There are two ways to ask questions on Codementor.

There are two ways CEOs ask questions that will yield meaningful feedback.

Clinton's lead over Trump expands to eight percentage points (51 to 43 percent) among among likely voters on a "two-way" question that asks about just Clinton and Trump, and to nine points (51 to 42 percent) among all registered voters on the 2-way vote.