Sentence examples for almost all questions from inspiring English sources
He referred almost all questions about the possible extradition to the Justice Department.
Reed is soft-spoken in public, deflecting almost all questions about how he has gotten so good.
At Hostos, the governor happily spoke Spanish for a Spanish-language radio interviewer who asked, "How're you feeling?" But he declined to answer almost all questions that did not pertain to the event at hand, including questions about tomorrow's debate, in which six of the seven candidates for governor will participate, including those from the Green Party and the Marijuana Reform Party.
In addition, almost all questions were also rated superfluous by some members of each profession.
These include almost all questions about the structure of uncountable sets.
In 2005, when I first came to Parliament, I would say, almost all questions on both sides were plants.
"Almost all the questions we had were, 'Can you get the healthier version?' Organic sugar, low-calorie bread, soy cheese," Mr. Coope recalled of the early weeks.
Sitting next to him at a press conference in Manchester's northern quarter was no less a personage than Pelé, the honorary president of Cosmos, but it spoke volumes for the popularity of Cantona in these parts that almost all the questions were addressed to the iconic Frenchman.
Hapless committee Democrats interrupted their speechifying long enough to run into Alito's stonewalling on almost all the important constitutional questions, so they hectored him on smaller points, like alumni politics and his failure to recuse himself in a case where, theoretically, he had a financial interest.
Time and again in Salzburg, whenever curators and directors talked about the need to boost attendance, which was almost all the time, the question that hung in the air was, money aside, to what end?
