Sentence examples for sour questions from inspiring English sources

But the portrait of Frank never goes beyond admiration of his cleverness, his style, and his entrepreneurial skill, and one comes away with such sour questions as "Why is it supposed to be better that hundreds maybe thousands of lives were destroyed in Harlem by black rather than Italian gangsters?"—David Denby (Reviewed in our issue of 11/5/07).

But the portrait of Frank never goes beyond admiration of his cleverness, his style, and his entrepreneurial skill, and one comes away with such sour questions as "Why is it supposed to be better that hundreds — maybe thousands — of lives were destroyed in Harlem by black rather than Italian gangsters?" Written by Steven Zaillian and based on a 2000 New York magazine piece by Mark Jacobson.

But the portrait of Frank never goes beyond admiration of his cleverness, his style, and his entrepreneurial skill, and one comes away with such sour questions as "Why is it supposed to be better that hundreds — maybe thousands — of people were destroyed in Harlem by black rather than Italian gangsters?" Written by Steven Zaillian and based on a 2000 New York magazine piece by Mark Jacobson.

You have had an argument with him and it not only left you feeling sour but left many questions unanswered.

"Who owns Adam Voges' catch?" is a question that could tangle lawyers for months, if not years; if you love cricket, the question seems sour and sterile.

But for the most part, the mood on Wall Street was overwhelmingly sour, leaving analysts to question if the market's bloodiest days lay ahead.

A wonderful night for the USA's athletics team turned sour when Carmelita Jeter was questioned about her links with the controversial former coach, Mark Block.

An additional $11.6 billion went to resolve accusations from the mortgage finance company Fannie Mae that the bank had improperly sold mortgages that later soured, and to resolve questions about foreclosure delays.

Greg Bombard, president of Catalina Express and the newly formed Avalon Freight Services, said his company is committed to doing "the best job we can for the community". He said he questioned the "sour grapes" of his competitors, who he said knew from the beginning that only one freight company would be chosen.

And when the questions turned to basketball, Thomas's demeanor quickly transformed from bubbly to sour.

The optimism soured when analysts questioned the $4 billion all-share deal.