Sentence examples for question opening from inspiring English sources

Call me humorless, but it's hard to avoid the cover's implications: the clichéd illustration, with a snickering headline (woman's place, woman's place, get it?); the mocking question opening each review; the final insults at the bottom of each column — "quaint" and "Phew!" Phew indeed.

'How can we make our marriage be great again' is a question opening the door to successful problem-solving.

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In fact, that can happen quite frequently--the wrong question opening a door, leading to the solution to the mystery.

Yet when the suit came before a U.S. district judge in August 2011, the legitimacy of such a trademark was called into question, opening the case up.

Finally, a direct relationship between the SRD5A2 gene mutation severity and the presence of spermatozoa still remains an unsolved question, opening further studies with regards to the prognostic and risk stratification in relation with the severity of the enzymatic defect.

A: Your question opens up a big can of worms.

Jones left these questions open.

We keep most questions open for response indefinitely.

The exhibit, called "Lingering Questions," opened on Sept. 28.

Asking questions opens up exploration and possibility.