Sentence examples for cool questions from inspiring English sources

I get to work with all the brilliant and wonderful people on this page, and to think about cool questions like these: How are objects, faces, and scenes represented in the brain, and (how) do the representations of each of these classes of stimuli differ from each other?

What this means in practical terms is that even though hated, poor, and likely to die at any second, I sometimes get to ask cool people cool questions for spurious features like this one and not have them immediately tell me to fuck off.

Thanks for a cool question!

Like: "What are you scared of?" That's a cool question.

"Let's say that in the past it was, 'This is a really cool question and I want to answer it,' which I think is a very common thing early on in someone's career".

It's a cool question, and I don't know the answer yet.

"It just seemed like a cool question to answer," he said.

I know it seems a lame question but it turned out to be a cool question because I knew that these people liked this stuff, but I didn't understand why they liked it so much.

An American boy or girl playing War doesn't pick up some huge, funky-looking stick and say, "Ooh, this looks like a cool question to ask!" He or she picks up the huge, funky-looking stick and says, "Ooh, this looks like a cool gun! BANG BANG, you're dead!" Don't ask questions BLINK.

The water-cooler question is put to Michelle King, a creator of "The Good Wife," who was in town from Los Angeles to fine-tune the season finale.

8. Aerosol cooling questioned Man-made aerosols have been thought to counter global warming by reflecting solar radiation directly and also by lengthening cloud lifetimes.