Sentence examples for some general questions from inspiring English sources

"I was asked some general questions by Skai about the museum's attitude to lending," she says.

I made them a cup of tea and asked some general questions about how they were feeling.

Mr. Asimov took questions about what to serve, how to make the most of your budget and some general questions about wines and spirits for the season.

You'll probably also get some general questions, so they can find out more about you, your future plans and so on.

When you reach the end, they may ask you some "general" questions, but I think this is rare within our department.

This essay begins by considering some general questions about the nature and evolution of language before considering questions about the evolution of syntax, and some of the kinds of answers that have been proposed.

WHITEHOUSE: Let me turn to some more general questions, if I may.

Philosophers do many, many different things, but if I just stick with moral and political philosophy, there are some very general questions about the basis of the moral life where laying it out in a reasoned way can help us.

Both programmes do have some easy general questions, but the universities always include at least one student who knows an extraordinarily abstruse set of facts, and Mastermind's people do better on their special subjects when they've learned everything about something small and difficult on which they can be the only expert.

Besides this massive diversity regarding the mechanisms of toxicity among NP, species and ecosystems, some more general questions attracted attention among researchers, namely the relevance of ions released (dissolved) from NP for NP-induced effects.

Here are some great general questions to ask the person in need of cheering up.