Sentence examples for harmless questions from inspiring English sources

The candidates fielded harmless questions from the audience, like one asking them to reflect on Otto von Bismarck's remark that politics is the art of the possible.

He sat jauntily telling stories and answering harmless questions about "Trump: Think Like a Billionaire: Everything You Need to Know About Success, Real Estate and Life".

Why wouldn't Ms. Jacir answer such a harmless question?

We were harmless, we assured the lady, who was still waiting, and as proof we offered up the most harmless question in our beige and cream repertoire.

It seemed like a harmless question, but when you're the 44th President of the United States there's no such thing.

He is still naïve or arrogant enough to think that when Brian Williams asks him a seemingly harmless question about the preparations for the Games, which have certainly encountered some problems, it is an opportunity for him to demonstrate his mastery of the subject.

Silence keeps ignorant those who don't understand from experience, it leaves them unable to predict the world of pain that might be invoked by that seemingly harmless question of asking a childless couple if they are going to have kids.

Have you ever thought about becoming a principal?" It might sound like a harmless question, but the issue I have is with what's implied.

Take your friend to a place where you have some privacy, and ask a harmless question such as "If you went to a dance, who would you ask to come with you?" or "Who do you think is your best friend?" If you're lucky, the response will be, you.

Lou Pizante, a partner at Aequitas who worked on the audit, pointed to documents that banks now require buyers to sign holding the institution harmless if questions arise about the validity of the foreclosure sale.

There was also the one about the bartender who was being asked harmless interview questions like "How long have you worked for Elaine?" His reply: "Twenty years, but I'm up for parole".