Sentence examples for what of from inspiring English sources

The phrase "what of" is not correct or usable in written English.
Instead, you could use the phrase "what about" to make a question or suggest an idea. Example: What about trying a different approach to the problem?.

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What of poverty, what of prejudice?

The New Yorker

And what of work?

The New Yorker

And what of Scotland?

The Guardian

But what of Kulakofsky?

The New York Times - Magazine

And what of insects?

Independent

And what of Wildstein?

What of the carrot?

But what of Ibiza?

What of her?

And what of Shell?

And what of laughter?

The New York Times

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