Sentence examples for want a question from inspiring English sources

He selects from Portnuff's own words a narrower definition: "I want a question to sound like a question and an exclamation to sound like an exclamation" (p. 55), but leaves out sounding sensitive, sarcastic, sincere, suggestive or sexy.

The details of the anniversary celebration are in the works, but Mr. Robbins said he did not want a question-and-answer session after the movie.

The radicals wanted a question on renationalising the industry—something Mr Mesa has ruled out.

Harry Smith, the host, wanted a question from the audience and turned to Ms. Belag.

"I want a Jewish question," he told the audience.

Tell the debate moderator, Lester Holt, that you want an extensive question on gun violence during the debate.

Allen asks: "Why do you want a suit?" Good question.

Do you want a "Don't Question Maggie's Rules Month"?

If you don't want a lot of questions about your personal sex life, then tell them that.

Only 4% are undecided about wanting a second question (whatever it finally proves to be).

Nobody wants a misread question to have a bad effect on their results.