Sentence examples similar to question fine from inspiring English sources
"It's a question of fine points," her roommate said.
"Your first question is fine but not the second question," he was told.
And there she was again, before me with her warm, high-cheeked face tilted to one side in question, the fine throat rising out of the white blouse, brown, bepeached, as alive and expressive as any singing bird's.
"It's all a question of fine lines, Ramy was just too good".
Although this type of clinical treatment has been reported to lead to spectacular relief, the question of fine tuning the frequency of the pacemaker to achieve an optimal result is empirically solved for the time being [ 44].
If the girl in question is fine with something like that, go for it.
Extreme questions are fine if the poll asks questions at both extremes, says Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll and author of "Polling Matters," an authoritative 2004 book on this subject.
There are also questions of fine judgment.
Then it's a question of fine-tuning.
"This case has gone quite beyond the question of fines".
