Sentence examples for close questions from inspiring English sources

She asks the sixth grader close questions about coming assignments.

"How do you reconcile that with Arizona's law? "If you are a businessman, every incentive under that law is to call close questions against hiring this person," he said.

The row erupted hours after Crosby moved to close questions about his role in influencing government policy by issuing a denial that he had ever discussed or lobbied David Cameron or the health secretary over tobacco packaging.

We used 5 open and 1 close questions to explore the knowledge about advance directives and to know whether those physicians have ever talked about advance directives with their patients.

He'd often go back to the house for food as well, because the family was usually confused enough to believe he was a long forgotten cousin from 'the other side' of the family, so no-one asked close questions.

Some of these changes are admittedly close questions, and federal agencies are given considerable discretion in crafting regulations.

Turns out that's a close question.

Mr. Liu's nomination should not be a close question.

Whether Slickcraft is suggestive or descriptive is a close question.

Joseph R. Palmore, a lawyer for the government, said yes, though he conceded that the right approach was "a close question".

It is a close question; perhaps you could argue that he denied the conjunction of the three verbs.