Sentence examples for question I lobbed from inspiring English sources

"What a question!" I lobbed back.

Mr. Trump said that wasn't quite right when he called me in response to a question I lobbed into his headquarters on Friday, because, well, that's what he does: provide more content through unrivaled accessibility (though less if his team thinks you've crossed him).

Instead, I went on my very own listening tour; I lobbed question after question at him, from the moment we sat down.

"How do you think they're going to turn out, this generation?" I lobbed this wide-angled question at a grandmother, Cathy.

I lob her one final question.

The best example of that was that spiky presidential debate question she lobbed Trump, which she told Vanity Fair was all her own doing ("I wrote it, I researched each line item myself").

"Are you Jewish?" is a question often lobbed at Jamie Kastner, a Toronto filmmaker and writer.

It's a question routinely lobbed at women who are sexually victimized: Why did you go home with him if you didn't want to have sex?

It might take all the self-control you can muster to hold back the sarcasm when a particularly logic-backward question is lobbed your way.

A few questions were lobbed about the film ("I've never said yes to anything so quickly in my entire life," Mr. Pitt said about the project).

As I write in my latest Letter From Europe column, a possibly flippant question was whether, lobbed into the ever-churning pond of British public life, the report would make waves or sink without trace.