Sentence examples for same sort of questions from inspiring English sources

"The History of Photography Remix" can leave you mulling over the same sort of questions.

Behind domestic policy no less than foreign policy sits the same sort of questions: is Mr Bush merely a short-term opportunist, cutting taxes when he can, just as he is often accused of disposing of treaties at will?

Interviewers often ask the same sort of questions, like "Where do you see yourself in five years?" or "What are your strengths and weaknesses?" Have the answers to queries like these up your sleeve.

The lobbying is centered on the same sort of questions surrounding the Federal Superfund program: should the program be paid for by taxpayers or the industries that use and produce toxic materials?

The Yankees have remained virtually intact since last year, and Torre is looking for answers to the same sort of questions he has been asking in recent years: will the veteran starting pitchers stay healthy?

But now, Mrs. Rowland's role in a conference given by the W.R. Berkley Corporation, a Greenwich insurance conglomerate that received a $22.8 million state contract in 1997, raises the same sort of questions the governor has faced.

The virtuosic instrumental writing raises the same sort of question.

For institutions, you have to ask the same sort of question: How are they going to make payroll, unless they all have wonderful hazard insurance or something?

The same sort of question could be asked about "Fight Club," too: Do young men really think that growing comfortable with violence is the only way to make sense of themselves?

Considering the virtual silence among economists about the danger they pose, one has to wonder whether in a year or two, when those bubbles eventually burst, the queen will not be asking the same sort of question.

I recently shared the piece on Twitter and received more than two hundred replies, many of which asked the same sort of question: Why isn't anyone doing anything about this?