Sentence examples for responding with a question from inspiring English sources

Remember that responding with a question often has more power to influence than a statement.

Try responding with a question about what she just said to keep the conversation going.

Ask Daniel Rose a question, and he'll respond with a question of his own.

When Sojo was asked about his expectations for Mussina, he smiled, paused and responded with a question of his own.

Then she responded with a question: 'Why?' Before I could even think of what to say, out it came: 'Why not?' " Cough, cough.

Asked how important last night's victory was for the team's confidence, Rangers Coach John Muckler responded with a question of his own.

"Coyly," she responded with a question of her own: "On film – or in real life?" When asked if she meant she has had relationships with women in the past, Blanchett conceded, yes, "many times" and then refused to elaborate.

The Massachusetts Democrat responded with a question of his own: "On what planet do you spend most of your time?" None of the I-respect-your-opinion razzmatazz being mouthed by more timorous politicians.

Worries were not eased by Styles bragging to Garth Crooks: 'There are a lot of tools in a referee's armoury.' Typically baffled, Crooks responded with a question: 'Can you legislate for strong tackles?' Styles replied he couldn't.

When Bobby Valentine was asked yesterday if he had spoken to Armando Benitez after Benitez mishandled a save chance in the Mets' 8-5 loss to the Arizona Diamondbacks in the first game of a doubleheader on Saturday, he responded with a question of his own.

Asked whether that included civilians, the sheik responded with a question, "Are there civilians in Iraq?" In the ensuing uproar across the region he issued a clarification, suggesting that he meant only those who abetted the occupation, and pointed out that he had previously condemned beheadings.