Meanings of was some question in English

Seemingly there was some question as to who was the patient.

There was some question as to who should attend the funeral.

There was some question of it at Donna Serafina's one evening.

She surely got her wish... but there was some question about getting what she wanted.

There was some question about whether Barrow, accustomed to the front office, could handle the job.

There even was some question about if the goal would stand up, but eventually it did.

But there was some question within industry circles about whether the $5 billion will be sufficient.

There was some question on how to get me into the ladies' room and what to tell the manager.

There was some question of a throat to cut, and I had a suspicion that the throat was mine.

There was some question of an acute encephalitic lesion in the tissues lining the posterior half of the third ventricle.

Later there was some question as to whether Gallant Man was eligible to run because he had so many owners.

As we started dejectedly Southward, full of bruises, aches, and weariness, there was some question whether the rebels would pursue us.

He said there was some question within Baxter about whether the swine flu pandemic represented a one-time opportunity or a sustainable business.

Congressional leadership aides acknowledged there was some question whether there is a legal need for certification, leaving the dispute in murky territory.

Mr Seamus Sorahan SC, defending, said there was some question of a sexual disease in the case but not AIDS or syphilis.

And when there was some question whether it should not be disputed I would have fought for it to the last shilling.