Sentence examples for turned questions from inspiring English sources

In an hourlong interview on a public radio program in Concord on Wednesday, Mr. Kerry, who two months ago publicly chastised his campaign manager for assailing Dr. Dean, again and again turned questions about his own views into attacks on Dr. Dean, until his host finally politely asked that Senator Kerry use his time to talk about Senator Kerry.

Mrs. Colbert Busch managed to turn questions about spending into a chance to raise the issue.

He turns questions about his age into answers about experience and preparation.

And he turns questions about his odious personal behavior into mock outrage over the audacity of the questioner.

He keeps turning questions over in his mind: what if Marco's clumsy letter was written by someone else?

He can only be measured in the way of cosmologists, who turn questions upon themselves, and treat infinity as a way of learning more about their own mortality.

She even managed to turn questions about her spotty progressive record into something of an advantage.

Kramnik usually turns questions and answers press conferences into monologues, but not this day.

And he has been criticized for doing the same thing in debates, turning questions into opportunities to repeat those lines.

The sheriff often responded to the prosecutor's questions by straying off topic or turning questions into an opportunity to highlight his accomplishments.

In a statement, Internet Brands in turn questioned the motives of the Wikimedia Foundation.