Sentence examples for turned into a question from inspiring English sources

But more and more I feel Jews being turned into a question mark once again.

Insert like in the middle of a sentence, he said, and a statement can be turned into a question, a question into an exclamation, an exclamation into a quiet meditation.

Any statement can be turned into a question or a series of questions.

Gaining market share had turned into a question of who could light more money on fire.

This rule explains why when in English, the phrase "John is talking to Lucy" is turned into a question, it becomes "Who is John talking to?", and not "John is talking to who?".

In a world of gorgeous kittens he was, well, sort of funny looking and he grew up to be a funny looking adult: a red tabby with an undersized head (OK, maybe a bit of an oversized body), too long in the rear legs and too short in the front, and with a tail that turned into a question mark hook at the end.

"As perpetrators are so old and frail," Mr. Weber said, "the discussion then turns into a question over whether it's morally acceptable to try people who have to be carried in on stretchers into a courtroom".

When making art, Zadikian makes sure to stay in tune with his body's need to create, which usually manifests with an associated non-verbal emotion that can turn into a question with a visual response.

Soon, his question of how this could have happened turned into a second question: How could he prevent it from happening again?

What began as an auspicious comeback by Richter from reconstructive knee surgery has suddenly turned into a glaring question mark.

Once, the repertory season in Canada was called "the other festival" by Connecticut's theatergoers but for more than a decade chauvinist pride has turned into a gnawing question: "Whither Stratford?" Ever-changing responses have not provided a credible answer.