Sentence examples for lame question from inspiring English sources
At first I thought this series would address the lame question "What is your favorite typeface?" Instead it is a handsome and useful guide to how versatile even the most classic (Bodoni) and most anemic (Avant Garde) typefaces can be when good designers are using them.
Those minutes were devoted not just to recycling the Rev. Jeremiah Wright, Bosnian sniper fire and another lame question about a possible "dream ticket" but to the unseemly number of intrusive commercials and network promos that prompted the jeering at the end.
When asked if there was any other product out there like Phabricator (lame question I know, but it's my job), Priestley said "It's kind of tricky, since parts of it are like lots of other stuff.
When you find yourself in a situation trying to increase your tech savviness, don't ask a younger person a lame question.
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.
The special was packaged by Gray and James's agents, with Gray asking lame questions.
The same muppet hacks with the same lame questions in different hotels.
So he extracted one toy at a time and watched as Gunner went to the floor, tinkered and fussed and depleted each quickly, and in less than ten minutes had already gone through the Emergency Tow Truck and something called the Question Cube after two lame questions: What river is in Egypt?
6 P.M. TO MIDNIGHT (Discovery Health) BIRTH DAY LIVE -- This annual reality-programming event aims for new heights of intrusiveness by posing lame questions to women in agonizing labor pain, doctors busy guiding infants down the birth canal and panicked husbands obligated to be in the delivery room.
And it was hard not to sympathise with the frustration he occasionally showed at the often lame questions directed at him by the panel - which comprised two protesters, a charity worker and a Bar Professional Training Course BPTCC) student, supported by an unemployed law graduate tasked with defending Blair and Bush.
Now, don't make CrunchGear look bad and flood the forum with lame questions.
