Rhetorical question

A question used to persuade or emphasise a point rather than to obtain an answer.

A question asked to influence an audience or make a point rather than obtain an answer.

A question asked to persuade or emphasise a point rather than to obtain an answer.

A question used to make a point or guide an audience’s thinking rather than obtain an answer.

A question used to make a point or influence an audience rather than obtain an answer.

A question used to challenge or persuade rather than simply to obtain information.

A question used to make a point or influence an audience rather than simply request information.

A question used to persuade or emphasise an idea rather than simply to obtain information.

A question used to express an attitude or make a point rather than simply request information.

A question used to make a point or challenge an assumption rather than simply obtain an answer.

A question used to challenge, persuade or emphasise an idea rather than obtain an answer.

A question used to challenge or persuade rather than simply request an answer.

A question asked to challenge, persuade or emphasise a point rather than obtain an answer.

A question asked to express or emphasise an idea rather than to obtain an answer.

A question used to encourage reflection or make a point rather than to request an answer.

A question used to express or provoke thought rather than simply to obtain an answer.

A question used to express a feeling or develop an idea rather than to obtain an answer from another person.

A question asked to make a point or provoke thought rather than obtain an answer.

A question used to make or emphasise a point rather than to request an answer.

A question used to make a point or provoke thought rather than obtain an answer.

A question asked to persuade or provoke thought rather than to obtain an answer.

A question asked to make a point rather than to obtain an answer.

A question asked to challenge or persuade rather than to obtain an answer.