Sentence examples for fine question from inspiring English sources
It's a fine question – and one already seized on by a tweeter.
It was a fine question, but it was also theoretical rather than personal, and it didn't make the most of social media's potential to amplify the concerns of everyday voters.
In "The Mysterious Island," published in 1874, Jules Verne invokes equinoxes at length, while in the "Just So Stories," Kipling tells of the Elephant's Child, who suffers from " 'satiable curtiosity": "One fine morning in the middle of the Precession of the Equinoxes this 'satiable Elephant's Child asked a new fine question that he had never asked before.
In response to a fine question from Doocy, Trump told "Fox & Friends" that Cohen's work for him represented just a "tiny, tiny little fraction" of "my overall legal work".* In verily the same breath, the president said that Cohen helped out on the "crazy Stormy Daniels deal". Maybe Trump's lawyers would have preferred that the president kept quiet on such a matter.
"Barring the SFA using the iconic Robin Friday at Cardiff image, the Wedding Present's George Best at Manchester United one and Mogwai's Zidane soundtrack (Real Madrid), have any other football teams been referenced on CD album covers?" A fine question, Paul, and one that has brought the most comprehensive and least digressive answer from Paul White.
All fine questions, which build to a moderately satisfying conclusion.
These are fine questions, but it would be much better to ask, Why are customers shopping our stores?
The answer to the speeding-fine question is on Page 65.
That, perhaps, is a finer question.
And I think that it's fine to question why the New Republic chooses to run mostly negative reviews.
