Sentence examples for this question always from inspiring English sources

I was asked by several people, "So are you going to apply to be an actual social worker once you qualify then?" This question always confused me.

When I start talking about justice and right and wrong, this question always comes up.

This question always comes up when someone does a shit so appalling that it might as well not be human.

This sort of question always leaves me flabbergasted.

This sort of question always comes up in discussions about the "environment" in which such crimes take place.

This is because the   first question always comes from that one annoying student who asks questions solely to demonstrate vast intellectual supremacy.

With people who become mentally ill as adults, this question is always hard to answer, because most witnesses, knowing what happened later, read it back into the early years, and are sure that the signs were already there.

Over the nine years I've spent trying to persuade business leaders to embrace sustainability, the question I've most often been asked is, "What's the business case for sustainability?" This question is always delivered in a skeptical tone, carrying the unspoken suggestion that there is no business case, or at least not a very compelling one.

"Is thinking this way helping you?" The answer to this question is always a resounding "NO".

This question was always met with silence -- and keen attention to what I would say next.

"My question back to this question is always: Why are you attracted to who you're attracted to?