Sentence examples for question apart from inspiring English sources

One question apart from price is the contract term.

Not at all – the other key question, apart from emissions reductions, is finance.

This question apart, there is much to admire in Morgan's novel, especially when the style modulates to stream of consciousness.

But enough with the negatives, let's ask another question: apart from an improbable waist to bust ratio, what does Wonder Woman have that a real woman doesn't?

QUICK question: apart from the wonderful reference to the Lahaina Whaling Days Beard Contest, does anything about this campaign mailer (click for larger image) strike you as unusual?I recently returned from Hawaii, where I was researching a story on this year's elections.

Readers will be bound to ask themselves the same question: apart from a frank and entertaining account of the company's Hollywood fiasco, the picture of the company that emerges from his researches is relentlessly positive.Being relentlessly positive, like being tirelessly cheerful, can be very hard to take.

He takes politicians' questions apart.

Such inconsequent questions apart, here is the cultural tradition of which Leavis speaks.

Justice Sonia Sotomayor appeared to agree, adding that it was hard to tell the two kinds of questions apart.

No more trading abuse with David Cameron at prime minister's questions; apart from at PMQs of course.

These brilliant, mischievous essays break our moral questions apart and reassemble them in a language that begins to sound like sanity.