Sentence examples for questions sound from inspiring English sources

But Ms. Baranski's deadpan blitheness makes the questions sound worthy of Wilde.

The questions sound absurd: is a for-profit corporation a person with religious beliefs?

I always congratulate these boys on their scholarship, and then I tell them that their questions sound really gay.

Oi, beautiful… Where you going?" "Have you got a boyfriend?" "Why won't you talk to me?" Do these questions sound familiar?

A person could spend a lot of time unpacking the assumptions about race, class, and gender underlying his piece (do tough questions sound less grating in a male, Massachusetts accent?), but the process is more likely to be tiring than edifying.

Do those questions sound familiar to you?

Rodriguez's questions sounded like pleas: What were they thinking?

He even defended Ukraine against those whose questions sounded too hostile: "I can't agree that Ukraine is a damned land, and I ask you not to use such expressions with regard to Ukraine," he said.

There is a lot of aboutness but very little being; lots of puzzle-like assembling of information to pose particular kinds of questions (posing questions — sounds like a final exam), to explore particular issues (sounds like a term paper).

Posing these questions sounds utterly ridiculous, I know.

The survey of 12 questions sounds like an excellent tool for measuring employee engagement.