Sentence examples similar to a usual question from inspiring English sources

It's the usual question a man has to ask it a woman has to answer you don't even think The tenderness with which she reveals what each party "has to" do — and without thinking — is admirably understated.

That also fills a bit for my usual question, "What advice do you have for new artists?" DS: Follow your instinct, follow your heart.

This is a stronger test of knowledge and support than the usual question with a list of names -- respondents can't just pick any name from a list, they have to know enough about a potential candidate to recall their name.

In a news conference, Stephens fielded the usual question about how the Williams sisters must have inspired her as an African-American.

Instead of the usual question, "How are you?" use "What went well?" for a change.

That was my Republican father's usual question.

And that leads to the usual question: What is appropriate?

Which raises, in the viewer's mind, the usual question: bang or whimper?

Kammerer asked his usual question: "Where's Lucien?" Kerouac sent him to the West End.

"What do you do?" was his usual question to anyone he met for the first time.

At Branchville, he asked the usual question, and after being told, settled back in again.