Sentence examples for a typical question from inspiring English sources

"Meeting a popsy?" was a typical question if he met you going down in the lift.

"Has anyone in investment banking from the Midwest received an invitation yet?" was a typical question.

"Mr. Brodeur, would you explain," he would say, as a preface to a typical question.

"Feeling something extreme but on what side of the spectrum?" It's a typical question from an atypical actor.

"What causes led to the War Between the States, between 1861 and 1865?" was a typical question.

A typical question is what people call a heavy rain; a useful answer is a word like "gullywasher".

Box 5 provides an example of a sequence where the nurse, not using CDSS, begins the wider information gathering activity with a typical opening question about duration followed by a declarative question designed to confirm previous patient information.

I'd like to address a few typical questions -- and misconceptions -- about what therapy is, and isn't, and how it works.

The interrogative mood of a typical yes/no question in German (6) is marked, in comparison to its declarative counterpart, by coding the finite verb in the sentence initial position: Das Telefon ist hinten.

"What is the sexiest food?" is a typical recent question.

Here, then, is a typical philosophical question: How do know that someone really is in pain?