What kind of ~~~ is it?


In English, there's an expression, 'What kind of ~~~ is/am/are
he/she/it/they/you/I?' used as a rhetorical question meaning the thing in
question is not a very good example of a ~~~. I'd like to know if there's a
similar use in Japanese. (A literal translation might be
どんな～～～なの・なんだ・なんですか・なんです, but I don't think that works.)




The phrase that immediately comes to my mind is どのような～～～ + question ending.

Based on EDICT:

> どの: (adj-pn) which, what (way)  
>  様（よう）: (n-suf, n) appearance, form, style, design, method, similar to, like  
>  どの様: (na-adj) what sort, what kind




The phrase that immediately comes to my mind is どのような～～～ + question ending.

Based on EDICT:

> どの: (adj-pn) which, what (way)  
>  様（よう）: (n-suf, n) appearance, form, style, design, method, similar to, like  
>  どの様: (na-adj) what sort, what kind

