Sentence examples for question as simple from inspiring English sources

David Blankenhorn, a marriage "expert" who was the defense's only witness, served as comic foil, as in this Abbott and Costello-like exchange, drawn from the cross-examination by the plaintiffs' attorney, David Boies: BOIES: Let me try to make this question as simple as I can.

Is it hard finding a soulmate when your answer to a question as simple as "How was your day?" invariably involves dead bodies?

Even a question as simple as, "I heard rumors they had problems with the Stormtroopers' boots melting in the desert heat" is left unanswered.

Sometimes we only learn such lessons while abroad, when acclimating to a new, temporary neighborhood, or when answering a question as simple as the one just stated.

It's best to keep your question as simple as possible in the beginning and that you try to stay as neutral throughout the reading as much as possible.

They're afraid a question as simple or innocuous as "Nice day, eh?" would provoke a monologue of epic proportions, the theme of which would be "Why is everyone out to hold me back?" Actually, by now most everyone is out to shove you forward - right out the door.

"Questions as simple as: 'I've got the job now, can I have an orientation around the building?' That was something I asked for in my current job".

One day after the Archdiocese of Portland became the first archdiocese in the nation to file for bankruptcy protection because of the large sums it is being asked to pay in sexual-abuse claims, Catholics in this city expressed anxiety over what the move will mean and wondered about questions as simple as what to do with the offerings this Sunday.

Mr. Gradess added: "There are people who have questions as simple as, 'Who was the last person to see my father alive?' " Dee Quinn Miller, whose father, William Quinn, was a correction officer who was killed during the uprising, said the release of the documents was important to the affected families.

One might think the answer to this question is as simple as green food coloring dyeing our feces green.

But finding the answer to a question even as simple as which countries permit hazardous work for children required reading through thousands of pages of legal text in multiple languages.