Sentence examples for extraordinary questions from inspiring English sources

They also want to know: "How much is a Glock pistol?" "Which is the best rebel group to join?" "Is there training in jujitsu?" One of the most extraordinary questions, given the carnage in Syria, is: "Would it be wise to come there with my wife and one-year-old son?" The man replies, not surprisingly: "The situation right now isn't the best for families".

[Nitrous oxide] raised all of these extraordinary questions, like: How could a gas isolated in a laboratory have this effect on the human mind?

"That is an extraordinary question, isn't it?

Kovtun then asked D2 an extraordinary question: did he know a cook in London?

It was very out there, but I like the idea of taking an extraordinary question very seriously.

'I remember one of the producers suddenly bursting into my trailer and saying: "Do you want to be a star?" I thought that was the most extraordinary question.

So Tony got a taste of his own medicine in an extraordinary question time, where the Coalition indulged its own civil war on the floor of the House of Representatives.

Twelve years ago, while applying for the BBC directing course, she was asked: "What makes you think you have the authority to direct actors?" ("an extraordinary question").

In an extraordinary question-and-answer session at the left-wing newspaper Libération (basically home turf for the candidate), Hollande was caught skirting anything like a serious explanation of how he would achieve growth.

But the setting of the general's remarks — an extraordinary question-and-answer session for an invited group of eight American journalists and one British journalist, without any Egyptian news organizations — indicated that he was also talking to Washington.

"What an extraordinary question!" she said, taking a sip of her whiskey before turning to the ambassador and saying, "Did you say that this chap is English?" Then, without waiting for a reply, she resumed her rebuke.