Sentence examples for question more like from inspiring English sources

The question of whether we will or not is not even really a question, more like a guess as to when.

In the cases of Stop, Question (more like accuse) and Frisk, I think the mayor and those who share his opinion need more perspective.

If economists like Baker, and Nobel Prize-winning economics professor Paul Krugman had their way, Obama might have answered the deficit questions more like this: "Let's not worry about the deficit for now.

Other readers approached the question more abstractly, like @dankrewson: "John Lennon, because I was thinking of Adam Yauch.

It's no surprise that Sindhuliya's questions were more like sub-questions, an attempt to unravel and understand the bigger guiding question.

Asking her questions more personal like, "How are you?" rather than, "What's up?" will make her feel that you care about her.

This particular matchup with the Nuggets made that question seem more like an indictment.

"We always talk about a rush to judgment in other cases," he said, but in this case the question is more like, "Why wasn't this person taken to the town square and flogged in front of everybody?' " But legal experts say the need for caution over speed is especially great in a case like this one.

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Based on where we are technologically, Greeley said, the scenario in question "sounds more like The Metamorphosis by Kafka than The Island of Dr. Moreau".

"You're voting for Obama, right," posed not so much as a question but more like an admonition you might hear coming out of the mouth of Nucky Thompson, Steve Buscemi's character on Boardwalk Empire.