Sentence examples for question someone about from inspiring English sources

What constitutes probable cause to detain and question someone about his or her legal status?

"The bill goes beyond the discrimination contained in the now-repealed DADT statute, and allows government officials to directly question someone about their sexual orientation -- essentially removing the 'don't ask' component contained in DADT," the groups said in a joint statement released Tuesday.

"You can read the Wikipedia page about Egypt, but it might not answer an actual question someone has about what's going on there right now," he said.

No one had yet answered the question someone asked about Netflix, so the CEO took it upon himself to answer it.

The children's questionnaire explored parental engagement by the question "someone at home cares about what I do", the four response alternatives being yes, a little, no and don't know.

Now I can pontificate about any question someone throws me.' My answer is 'No, you cannot.' She's pretending to be an expert but misinforming the public.

When Campbell asked for questions, someone wanted to know about his position on Israel.

An interesting question to ask someone about one or the other of us, "Oh, he's this way or that way," is "Which particular piece are you referring to?" You won't get an answer, I guarantee you.

However, with regard to the question about someone in the family marrying a person with epilepsy, the figures are low, similar to the Masoudnias study about the attitudes and awareness of different Iranian ethnic groups (54 75%) (5).

In the higher echelons of New York and Los Angeles society, merely asking a question about someone else is taken as evidence of savantlike people skills, but Huffington's attempts at establishing intimacy can seem almost poignantly forced.

Why? Once research is completed, students should review their notes and make up five questions to pose to someone about their given topic.