Sentence examples for question to turn from inspiring English sources

Here's a question to turn it around.

Mr. Lehrer added that Mr. King should have anticipated that Mr. Gingrich would use the question to turn him and the news media into a punching bag.

Asked if he expected the lad in question to turn up for work on Friday, Henderson laughed and replied: "He'd better".

Its folklore is as extensive and entertaining as befits a great cultural institution: a personal highlight being the show where a drunk Wiley spent an hour berating and calling out a rival MC, only for the MC in question to turn up at the studio, mob-handed, while the show was still on air.

Man, the dreamer, building his Utopias on the soft and foolish hope of enterprise that asks no profit, woman, the realist, contemplating the villany of the human heart without terror, prepared beyond question to turn it to her cold and magnificent purpose.

Host Chuck Todd used the line of question to turn to another tea party stumping point: that the president isn't a U.S. citizen.

The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation, which owned four of the hospitals in question, refused to turn over the records, citing doctor-patient privilege.

One response to this question is to turn to different motivations for representing degrees of beliefs by means of probability assignments.

But if I keep running beyond that, the question begins to turn in on itself and the parameters warp.

Argumentative Alice questions everything to turn chaos into reason, like children struggling with baffling adult demands.

Even scientists sometimes cross the line: Peer reviews turn vitriolic, questions to speakers turn condescending, and scientific disputes turn personal.