Sentence examples for question came out from inspiring English sources

This question came out sweetly.

"The ownernship question came out with the force of a mission statement," Merkin read aloud, "one I signed off on.

I didn't feel like being harangued, and went up to the fellow to ask him who'd given him permission to do so, but the question came out rather politely and we ended up in a short conversation about how to register with the National Park Service to set up a tent for public messaging purposes.

Then he says: "That was an interesting question, came out of nowhere".

Collins's question came out of respect and concern for Halladay, who returned Sunday after having shoulder surgery in May.

The question came out of the blue, just before intermission at Widespread Panic's not-quite-sold-out show at Radio City Music Hall on Thursday night.

The question comes out slightly unfairly, because Mr Serra's campaign ads do recite his life and political achievements.

But however the religious question comes out in a likely Supreme Court appeal, it is far from clear that vouchers are a practical solution.

I don't know if it's something to do with the moment, or if it's just because Barry Hines seems such a kind man, but my penultimate question comes out as a bit of a blurt.

The hardback offers independent editions of the first quarto - the one in which 'To be or not to be, that is the question' comes out as 'To be or not to be - ay, there's the point' - along with the First Folio, which, for instance, omits Hamlet's last soliloquy, 'How all occasions do inform against me'.

If we were right 80% of the time and moved before the others, we would, without question, come out ahead.