Sentence examples for some kind of question from inspiring English sources

It leaves Hart as the one man whose immediate future does not have some kind of question mark hanging over it.

"There has to be some kind of question asked about quite how those questions were posed to the nurse, what the responses were and then how things moved on from there," he told the BBC.

"Well look, you've got to ask me some kind of question, I'm not a fucking vaudeville act".

Justice Scalia was apparently asking some kind of question about whether the strange theory of "mismatch" in higher education has any validity.

Although, inevitably, it'd probably evoke some kind of question on whether or not my pussy can do the dog, followed by a winky face, followed by "hey u there?", followed by "yeah well fuck you".

Indeed, the presenter had not elucidated the reason (s) for presenting this case, nor had she formulated some kind of question towards the group.

We are answering some kinds of questions.

While these approaches have been highly successful in answering some kinds of questions, they have resulted in surprisingly little progress in others.

Still, this is potentially murky philosophical territory, at least for some kinds of questions.

The value of this approach has been demonstrated with this LUSO example by showing that a high degree of detail and accuracy in LUSO's crop weed competition sub-model is more important for addressing some kinds of questions than for others.

This makes it harder to find the answer to some kinds of questions, for instance, finding the read coverage of a region across multiple submissions requires finding the SAM files for those submissions, then using tools specifically for parsing SAM data to pull out read coverage for a region, rather than writing a single query against the database.