Sentence examples for I am regularly asked from inspiring English sources

Another question I am regularly asked is if comics have more depression than everyone else.

I am regularly asked if I would buy art if there was no money in it for me.

Yet one question I am regularly asked is: why is Keele University not aligned to a mission group and never has been?

The funny thing is that I am regularly asked by film clubs to come and talk, or interview someone on stage at the BFI, or go to the House of Lords to talk about my ideas for pop-up cinemas in empty buildings.

I am regularly asked what I think is the best medical course of action to take.

I am regularly asked, "So do you ever plan on settling down in one country?" My response is always, "Why would I settle down?" Being 'from' the world and developing a globalised culture has been both rewarding and challenging.

You're implying that I'm regularly asked to sign a petition.

Also, I'm regularly asked about saving the reports for classroom use.

It was when I was about nine or 10 and involved a two-year period when I was regularly asked to sexually massage a man much older than me.

"When gay people everywhere can marry, will that mean the end of gay literature?" I was regularly asked this question last spring while on tour for my most recent book, an account of how novels and plays in the years after World War II shook up sexual attitudes.

As chairman of the UK Expert Panel on Air Quality Standards for a decade to 2002, I was regularly asked by journalists as to whether diesel or petrol vehicles were better, and always gave the same answer: it depends whether you wish to increase air pollution or to accelerate global climate change, since diesel was more efficient but also more polluting.