Sentence examples for questions aside from from inspiring English sources

Here are a few questions (aside from the obvious one) that we should be asking.

Attending professional basketball games was out of the question aside from a local community organization's periodic $1 specials.

Gatti, a strict literalist, doesn't attempt to answer that obvious question, aside from implying that Ferrante should have written the story he wanted her to.

All of which poses the question: aside from the poetry pages of The Big Issue, is there such a thing as literature of the homeless?

Yet while there's much to admire in "Our Secret Discipline," there's also much to question (aside from the inadvertently whips-and-cuffs title).

This is not a facile question, aside from the obvious public interest (when was the last time you saw a report on a new dinosaur that didn't suggest how long it was, if only in terms of double decker buses?).

Kirk could not answer the question, aside from saying that there has been a "conviction".

Question: Aside from Mr. Bush, what individual has done more than anyone else to accelerate Republican dominance?

To understand women's perceived stress during the postpartum period as a possible consequence of events other than giving birth, we also included the question, "Aside from your birth, have you experienced any changes in your life within the last six weeks, which have caused you anxiety or depression?" If their answer was positive, women were asked to report the event they had experienced.

I expected questions, but aside from an occasional yes or no from me, Ms. Calkins did all the talking.

Which still leaves, however, an interesting question: Why, aside from the novel's hyperactive plotting, has his story of creed-as-Catholic-conspiracy appealed to millions of Christians, and churchgoing Roman Catholics no less than others?