Sentence examples for some sort of question from inspiring English sources

Most of them, especially the movie magazines, have some sort of question printed on the cover.

Every single one of those outfielders comes with some sort of question attached, the biggest being the ability of Puig and Crawford to remain healthy.

(At this point, I ask supporting cast members Max Ryan and Suleka Mathew some sort of question about playing against temptation - a resounding theme with Ms. Smurfit perched inches away - and they sense that I'm stretching, but they're nice about it).

It always sounds as if I've had a sex change operation, or raises some sort of transatlantic question, as in "so you write in American and English?" Even I'm not sure exactly what the term means, apart from indicating books suitable for adult and teenage readers, which (if you ask me) is a pretty wide-open category.

I just kept staring, before I asked her some sort of awkward question.

Spencer wasn't going to pass some sort of 600 question psych test?

He looked at me puzzled like I had asked some sort of ridiculous question.

He and his allies, one might think, should be willing to give some sort of answer to the question that "jesting Pilate" put to Jesus: What is truth?

With SWIFT, we saw a repeat of past events: the government mounted a low-level investigation, which will hopefully culminate in some sort of action, and the question is indeed: are we now entirely convinced that this is it?

"Any new idea that's this big and bold always meets with some sort of ridicule, or is questioned in terms of its legitimacy," Heaton told me last year over the telephone.

"We need some sort of coordinating vision, but the question that I would have is is this a coordinating vision?" Dickersin said. .