Sentence examples for customary questions from inspiring English sources
"customary questions" is correct and usable in written English
It is often used to refer to a set of questions that are typically asked in a certain situation. For example, "The counselor asked me a series of customary questions about my mental health history."
The sportswriters asked the customary questions — Had he been hurt at any time?
There's one customary question, though, that I'm no longer allowed to ask.
The National Conference of Editorial Writers met in Dallas in late September and got a collective case of heartburn when Mr. Perry addressed them without sticking around for the customary question-and-answer session.
He even scrapped his customary question about the errors, replacing it with one about a memorable brawl between the Cubs and the Brooklyn Dodgers.
It's not customary to question the price of something that doesn't fit in those categories.
With it has come the now-customary rhetorical question from conservatives: How do gay-rights liberals get away with calling themselves the "tolerance" people when they show such nasty intolerance toward anyone who disagrees with them?
[1] Instead, the findings rocked the gynecological world and made many question customary hormone therapy protocol.
As for Landis, he responds to the question in his customary fashion, which is to question it.
These traditional authorities play a role in the judicial system, dealing with certain questions of customary law.
My customary answer to the question about whether I could see the belt, by the way, was "No".
Deny the European question its customary lifeblood of vitriol, polemic and political hysteria and maybe, just maybe, it will wither on the vine.
