Sentence examples for one good question from inspiring English sources

One good question I ask is, "What did you do the summer of your sophomore college year?" I find the answers really interesting.

But there was one good question we didn't have time for – this one from crazyfatguy: "I'm not sure if Neil Gaiman would want to answer this but I'm curious as to how he would describe himself politically and whether he feels any of his works can be read as political allegories or if he prefers that they are read as apolitical narratives".

One good question might be what the Panetta selection means for Admiral Dennis Blair who was selected as the new DNI.

One good question to ask politicians is, "Do you understand the idea of FOOD SOVEREIGNTY and do you support it for all people?" Food sovereignty is the right of people to grow, consume and sell their own food in the way they see fit.

Israel's long-term security can be ensured only by America cajoling and even threatening its leaders in the hope that they will accept that the Israeli state's safety depends overwhelmingly on the viability of a Palestinian one.Mr Netanyahu does, however, have one good question to pose to the American administration.

The owner visited the players' dressing room afterward, and one good question for him to ask was why Fernando Torres, the man for whom Chelsea paid £50 million, or $80 million, was not even on the bench.

There was one really good question though: One guy said that, while he feels that the premise for the movie would be totally impossible today, there was a small chance (like.01%) that it was possible in 1989.

Indeed, so many of the questions to Bernanke after his announcement centered on a variation of one (very good) question: would the US central bank admit that it was "out of bullets"?

"How come there are so many first-rate restaurants clustered in this one town?" Good question, but whatever the reason, Greenwich has numerous fine choices for those who dine out frequently.

Though one could raise a good question: known to whom?

A good question, one for which there is no easy answer.