Sentence examples for called a question from inspiring English sources
He called a question about his spending "ridiculous".
A documentary series I made for Channel 4, called A Question of Leadership, was never shown.
In order to be placed on an evaluation, questions that are of the same topic must first be "grouped" into something called a question group.
He arrived at 7 a.m. for a meeting with his union representative to discuss what a union official, Christopher Roos, called "a question of theft".
"It's a very beat-up little butterfly," probably the variety called a question mark, because of the design on its wings.
As it happens, the first time I saw Mr. Bennett (I mean the real Mr. Bennett, not an impersonator) was in a play (by Mr. Bennett) called "A Question of Attribution".
Xiang, a candidate in MIT Sloan's Executive MBA program, experienced the practice — which Gregersen calls a "question burst" — firsthand.
Sarkozy denied the charges outright but lost his cool in the last TV debate calling a question over the case "disgraceful".
Generally speaking, participants did not feel comfortable calling a question higher order if they expected students to be experienced with the question type.
