Sentence examples for no simple question from inspiring English sources
(Quick supplementary to Cameron: If we did have a referendum asking if Britain should stay in the EU as it is today, which way would you urge people to vote? "Yes" or "no"? Simple question. One word answer please).
What constitutes unfairness, however, is no simple question.
In a new media environment, how media can does its fact-checking is no simple question.
But when it comes to Jewish mothers, there are no simple questions -- anyone who's ever had their mom look them up and down, eyebrow cocked a barely perceptible millimeter, and proclaim/inquire, "Is that what you're wearing to dinner?" knows this all too well.
As he struggled to avoid invading his own privacy or saying either "yes" or "no" to the simple question - rule number one for politicians on the radio – every half remembered thought triggered by the word "GM" came tumbling out.
But Westminster could fairly argue that Scots apparently prefer further devolution to outright independence.Scotch, neat, no iceA simple question also makes for straightforward campaigning.
No more the simple question of my childhood: will it be a Conservative or a Labour government?
A simple question, but no-one appears eager to answer it.
The score charts consist of easy 'yes or no' questions, and a simple question for the intensity of shoulder pain (0 10).
This is a simple question, with no simple answer.
When it comes to sex, there's no such thing as a simple question.
