Sentence examples for totally different questions from inspiring English sources

Goolsbee: Look, those are two totally different questions.

That's a totally different question and I won't delve into that for now.

The captive populations are important for research, he said, but "can we use that as a justification to import them?" "That's a totally different question," he said.

"That's a totally different question being heavily debated as to how that's going to happen".

Your question of is that actually worth it is that actually a decent amount of money to pay for the product they're offering?—I think is a totally different question and one I'm really not sure [about].

However, they tend to treat operator-fronted questions and statement-turned (S-T) questions as two types of questions with totally different (English) function–(Chinese) form mappings.

Meanwhile, if someone suggests a woman or person of color, Lee said, the questions are totally different and focused on qualifications.

By stepping outside of those boundaries, Brand introduced a totally different horizon and asked the question that asserts itself throughout history: what sort of world do we want to live in?

Naturally, I wasn't surprised by these two totally different reactions to the same question.

And the questions and answers are totally different: Quora doesn't allow users to poll each others' opinions, it is seeking actual demonstrable answers to questions.

Under mild moment conditions ASCLT follows from the ordinary CLT, but in general the validity of ASCLT is a delicate question of a totally different character as CLT.