He made it a statement of fact rather than a question.

The look in his eyes made the sentence a question.

Her tone made it a statement rather than a question.

Edward made the name a question, and the big man seemed to understand what was being asked.

Not for the first time, she made a question about the captain's health sound like a death sentence.

I made it a question in the hope that he would believe me.

He made it a question, his hand still held out toward me.

And of those last two words she made a question.

I don't make a question of this, something he can argue with.

His deep voice made it a statement rather than a question.