Sentence examples for moot question from inspiring English sources

That's a moot question.

It was a moot question.

So that's a moot question.

So that's kind of a moot question".

In Milan, it is not a moot question.

"How exactly it happens is a moot question.

The point may seem moot — questions on Mr. Snowden will likely be more frequent than, say, inquiries about Mr. Patiño's favorite restaurants in Hanoi, where the press conference will be held.

Ward believed the guerrillas "had tested the niggers and had received an answer to the often mooted question of 'will they fight.'" Eight men of the First Kansas were killed, including a Cherokee Indian, John Sixkiller, who had joined the Kansans at the Toothman house.

Perhaps all this renders moot the question of who came up with the now-familiar dispenser in the first place.

Liedtke sets aside, as moot, "the question of whether brewers drank a large part of what they produced".

"Congress could clarify the issue and moot the question by saying that the commission's actions were in fact valid," Mr. Friedman said.