Sentence examples for questions of any kind from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, questions of any kind rise before my eyes with their answers".

But there were not always questions of any kind for Knox, the aggressor in more than one instance.

"He will receive questions of any kind," a company spokesman said, adding that he will answer queries written in a variety of languages.

At the currency press on Mesogeion, a roaring avenue on the outskirts of Athens, the guard at the entrance was quick to fend off questions of any kind.

Clearly the seamless effect that bonds together the disparate elements in her work exists in her life, too, which means it's nearly impossible to get her to respond to categorical questions of any kind.

Elijah Bond, an American lawyer and inventor from Baltimore, devised and patented in 1891 "a toy or game by which two or more persons can amuse themselves by asking questions of any kind and having them answered by the device used and operated by the touch of the hand, so that the answers are designated by letters on a board".

The BBC said that it had responded informally to Oliver, that it had "reviewed the interview", and that there was "no question of any kind of reprimand" for Davis.

Late in the play, she questions whether any kind of therapy makes much of a difference other than to reassure parents that they did their best for their child.

The dichotomous outcome variable any IPV, reflects whether a woman reported any positive answer to the eight questions, indicating any kind of the eight forms of violence.

Inspectors have become more vigilant -- some travelers have even complained of harassment -- in searching bags and raising questions about any kind of video or office equipment.

"I would suggest it's good to question the accuracy of any kind of rumor about build plans, and even if a particular data point were factual, it would be impossible to interpret that data point for what it means for our overall business".