Sentence examples for questions only about from inspiring English sources

No complicated questions, only about our family, about our children.

Martin also called the White House to check on O'Donnell's service but was told that the staff could answer questions only about people in the current administration.

When Landis walked into an interview room that was filled with about 100 reporters, the moderator announced that Landis would field questions only about the present and the future.

Instead of a wide range of categories including gossip and movies — plus expert opinion from famous people and journalists — users can now ask questions only about work, medicine, or science.

In one of the few instances in which an active player has spoken to the commissioner's office about drug use, the players union insisted that the player, Jason Giambi, be questioned only about his use and not other players'.

Among individual questions, only the question about risk factors for diabetic foot ulcers had a similar proportion of correct responses among GU versus NGU.

This question only asked about the consistency of the quality of education across districts/states, not the actual quality of the education.

The Democrats may well have awkward questions not only about Iraq but about Iran and elsewhere.

Tulowitzki would ask questions not only about Jeter, but also about pregame routines and workouts.

This raises questions not only about Mrs. Whitman's racial sensitivity, but also her I. Q

Spelke's renown in psychology is based, in part, on her use of look-time measures to answer questions not only about perception, but about cognition.