Sentence examples for questions totally from inspiring English sources

Such questions totally miss the point.

Fogelson said, "Totally fair questions, totally valid, and I'm sure we'll be able to work it out".

The problem for investors is that the people who were supposed to be asking questions totally lied down when it came to Enron.

In the video, the prime minister appears caught off guard and calls the questions "totally inappropriate".

With Brown's rebuttal, however, Hawks now considers the question "totally settled".

Indeed, a few people pointed out to me "why would you need to touch external surfaces, when the iPad screen is right in front of you?" However that question totally misses the point of the prototype, which was really just proving the concept was worth further exploration.

In the interview, though, he claimed to have nothing to do with the murders, calling the host who asked the question "totally delusional".

The possible answers for these three questions were: "totally opposed", "somewhat opposed", "somewhat in favour", and "totally in favour".

"The radicalness of her vision and her questions were totally exciting and compelling".

She writes: "His questions were totally irrelevant: No knowledge of derivatives is required to investigate a Ponzi scheme".

The effect is strangely baffling, as in when an aide says, about talking to Shimon Peres in French, "I didn't know if my questions were totally destabilizing him or if I was speaking with a Creole leader".