Sentence examples for canned questions from inspiring English sources

Get a gushy blogger or aspiring comedian to ask canned questions.

The incentive to perform for the TV audience is most unfortunate in congressional committees where canned questions and grandstanding have replaced learning and discussion.

"Don't ask them the canned questions that will solicit the company-line response.

The asylum officer would ask a series of canned questions, and often the women could reply only, "Where is my child?

Besides, there's nothing worse than journalists asked canned questions and getting back prepared answers.

He blew past several surprising answers without follow-up and ambled on to the next canned question.

They then find out there is no wall comment, or its a canned question like "is it ok to kiss on the first date?" Super Wall (RockYou, 4.5 m installs), My Questions (Slide, 6.9 m installs) and FunWall (Slide, 3.6 m installs) all do this (and users complain loudly in the comments area to the apps – see here and scroll down).

"People always ask you this canned question, like 'When did you guys realize you made it?'" Stump, the group's lead singer, told The Huffington Post in an interview before the Fall Out Boy's Friday show at iHeartRadio's New York theater.

I strongly recommend hiring managers avoid the canned interview questions and the resume analysis and start asking real culture-driven questions that identify whether these people connect with your culture and your growth mentality.

"What's your biggest weakness?" is a classic canned interview question that many people dread.

At the Petsmart site's "Ask the Vet" page, try asking where you can buy vitamins for your dog, and you get canned responses to unrelated questions: "Why does my bird scream?" and "Do I need to brush my cat's teeth?" At times the glitches are intentional.