Sentence examples for containing a question from inspiring English sources

Medieval Latin was lousy with little marks indicating abbreviations, contractions, and tone, and it seems that sentences containing a question were often closed with a kind of "lightning bolt --the closest modern mark is the tilde --that denoted a rising, questioning tone of voice (as shown in line 4 abolt --the

The title contains a question.

(c) This prompt did not contain a question.

Today's published Commons order papers contain a question to be answered by a minister later this week.

It's about a precocious 12-year-old, and its opening paragraph contains a question for the ages.

As well as the "independent company" question, Jack said the exam also contained a question about 15-year-olds' favourite alcoholic drink.

Students also claimed their paper contained a question on emulsification that was almost identical to one on a paper from 2013.

Scotland's last census did not contain a question on sexual orientation due to concerns about people's privacy and the "public acceptability" of including such a question in a compulsory survey, it says.

Only one form contained a question relating to 14.2, which looks at software/systems development processes.

Among others, the CCES survey contains a question about the religious preferences of the respondent and one about the frequency of church attendance.

There are eight sub-controls comprising this control and none of the forms analysed contained a question corresponding to any of them.