Sentence examples for starting with a question from inspiring English sources

Starting with a question on Orgeave was odd, too.

Behavioral interviewing also works — where you're not giving someone a hypothetical, but you're starting with a question like, "Give me an example of a time when you solved an analytically difficult problem".

He said he was persuaded by the potential of the new format: it allowed for six 15-minute conversations, each starting with a question and two-minute answers from each candidate.

The new format called for six 15-minute conversations, each starting with a question and two-minute answers from each candidate, but both Mr. Romney and President Obama effectively trampled over the guidelines, leaving Mr. Lehrer to try to interject with phrases like "excuse me," "wait" and "please".

In telephone interviews yesterday, each man was asked to reflect on the discussion, starting with a question one sponsor put to them beforehand: Have you felt tempted, or seen others tempted, to think a doctor might possess a near-divine capacity for healing?

It also shows the order of dialogs, starting with a question about student experience (EX) and ending an explanation about patterns from the data (PD).

Let me start with a question.

Leonard said, "What if you started with a question?

Let me start with a question to you, Senator Obama.

Let me start with a question, in all seriousness.

My moral critique starts with a question: What is "the right thing"?