Sentence examples for this sort of question from inspiring English sources

This sort of question always leaves me flabbergasted.

If you read the IT press regularly, you'll see this sort of question again and again.

It would be wrong to ask this sort of question in the middle of the season.

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

Insisting on an answer to this sort of question is usually a mistake: Phillips's best poems offer impressions, not epigrams.

"The police asked, very sincerely: 'Do we make you very famous in the world?' It is hard for them to ask this sort of question.

MC: Ev asked us to (mumbled) this sort of questions.

There is an abundance of "trade magazine-style articles" out there today about Web 2.0 tools, but very little reliable original pedagogic research and evaluation evidence to properly and fully answer this sort of questions.

Being a frequent pontificator on the pleasures of wine, this is the sort of question I get asked a lot at this time of year, as millions of people start actually paying attention to the wines they buy and drink.

This is the sort of question that the FiveThirtyEight forecast is designed to address.

This is the sort of question "The Unwinding" doesn't help answer.