Sentence examples for question or so from inspiring English sources

An innocuous question, or so it seemed.

… Sometimes there is an application question or so but in general I'd say it's just … focused on your ability to remember, to recall what you do in the notes.

"When your child says their head hurts, you can play doctor for the first two questions or so — where does it hurt?

To do this, go to Societly, answer 20 questions or so on your views, and they'll match you with your best candidate.

Even someone like Lady Gaga, there are so many articles about her personal life, but most of the people writing these things are either not talking to her at all, or just asking her 10 questions or so like I'm asking you.

Thank you for the 60 questions or so.

Say you take a practice AMC from a few years ago, and you can't get any geometry problem in the last 10 questions or so.

Ms. Krall is self-conscious enough to call this enterprise into question herself, or so it seems.

The National Center for Health Statistics could quickly adopt a best practice T question (or questions) so people who manage other federal health surveys and want to collect T data can do so, as in the case of the National Adult Tobacco Survey.

See how many reporters just rehashed the lede – the size of the damages – and Ford's response, without asking a single new question, or presenting so much as half a new fact.

When she reached the top of the escalator, Bachmann said very loudly: "I told the press that I'd do a question or two so I'll do that.