Sentence examples for wanted one question from inspiring English sources

"First he said they wanted one question - now he's flirting with two.

Dr. Cornel West: But did you want one more question now?

Cameron also wants just one question on the ballot paper, believing a stark choice to "stay or go" would be less likely to break up the union.

He'd call and say, 'We had this test and I missed the grade I wanted by one question,'" John recalled.

And in marketing one does not begin with the question, "What do we want?" One begins with the question, "What does the other party want?

It, too, wants just one question because it has just one preferred constitutional destination – independence.

For this study, we have used two questions which reflect aspects of quality of communication ('Did the doctor give you understandable explanations about your disease and the treatment?' and 'Were you able to ask the doctor any questions if you wanted to?') and one question on shared decision making ('Were you able to participate in decisions about your treatment or care?').

In his book, he poses the question: Do we want one machine "agent," a Siri or a Jarvis, to organize our households, or do we want the equivalent of a mechanical "Downton Abbey"?

Have you ever been to a conference and you just wanted to ask one question of a speaker after he or she finished, or you wanted to introduce yourself?

And, says Carolyn Z. Lawrence, a private college counselor in California, "if you just want to argue one question, I don't know if it's worth the time".

Internet entrepreneur Andrew Conru wants to answer one question: can robots create beauty?