Sentence examples for two question marks from inspiring English sources

Two question marks is kind of aggressive.

"The only two question marks were the two snot-nose sophomores".

Jim didn't want to go at all and told his wife, Pam, that he was going to text back two question marks.

A single slash between the first "b" and the "N" might work better than the first two question marks, but no skin off my nose, or, I venture to say, Shakespeare's.

In annotating (commenting) on a game, an appended exclamation mark means a very good move, two exclamation marks are occasionally used to indicate an extremely good move, a question mark indicates a bad move, two question marks indicate a blunder, and the combination of an exclamation mark and a question mark on the same move indicates a double-edged or somewhat dubious move.

Meanwhile, there are two question marks in goal – Ryan Miller has yet to deliver on the (somewhat limited) promise he had when he arrived, and Jacob Markstrom has struggled, while at 26 is running out of time to solidify himself as a likely successor for the first-string role.

(There's another telling number: five question marks).

The word "study" was in capital letters, and the sentence closed with three question marks.

For the group's official debut in Los Angeles, the marquee outside the Orpheum Theater simply had six question marks.

"On the face of this deal it looks like Miami gave up two solid — if unspectacular — players for three question marks, three might-bes.

Over all, three question marks along the offensive line might seem like a problem, but keep in mind, these are question marks the Saints have overcome the past two years.